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How many acres is 330x400ft?
300' x 400' is 2.75 acres.
How many acres is 90 yds x 180 yds?
3.347 acres.
How many acres are in 100x 157 feet?
There are 0.36 acres in 100 x 157 feet. To convert square footage to acres, you multiply by 0.000022956. In this case, 100 x 157 x 0.000022956 = 0.36 acres.
200 feet wide x 600 feet deep how many acres?
2.75 acres.
How many acres in 700 x 700 feet?
An acre is 43,560 square feet. That will convert to 11.24 acres.
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