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27' 10" = 27 and 10/12 or 27 and 5/6 or 167/5 feet

4' 6" = 4 and 6/12 or 4 and 1/2 or 9/2 feet

To get the area multiply 167/5 and 9/2 to get 1503/10 = 150 and 3/10 or 150.3 square feet

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