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How many acres is 50 ft x 135 ft lot?
To convert the dimensions from feet to acres, the lot size will be 0.155 acres.
1200000 sq ft equals how many acres?
1200000 sq ft is equal to approximately 27.47 acres.
How many acres is 50 ft x 250 ft?
About 0.29 acre.
How many acres is 500 ft by 1000 ft?
One acre is 43,560 square feet. The conversion would be 1.72 acres.
How many acres are in 279000 square feet?
Answer: 279,000 ft² = 6.40495 acres
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