What would be the distance in miles of the around a 64 acre rectangle park?

Answer 1

You can't tell the linear dimensions from just knowing the area. There are an infinite number

of rectangles, all with different dimensions and perimeters, that all have an area of 64 acres.

Here are a few examples. Each of these rectangles encloses 64 acres:

Length x Width . . . Perimeter (distance around)

1670-ft x 1669.4-ft, 6678.7-ft, 1.265 miles

1920-ft x 1452-ft, 6744-ft, 1.277 miles

1936-ft x 1440-ft, 6752-ft, 1.279 miles

2178-ft x 1280-ft, 6916-ft, 1.310 miles

2560-ft x 1089-ft, 7298-ft, 1.382 miles

2880-ft x 968-ft, 7696-ft, 1.458 miles

3872-ft x 720-ft, 9184-ft, 1.739 miles

17424-ft x 160-ft, 35168-ft, 6.661 miles

Answer 2

To find the perimeter of a rectangle-shaped park, you would first calculate the length of each side. If the park is 64 acres, you would potentially need additional information to calculate the distance in miles, such as the dimensions of the park (length and width). Once you have those dimensions, you can determine the perimeter using the formula 2 x (length + width) to find out the distance in miles.