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How many acres are contained in a parcel 121 feet wide by 50 feet deep?
It is 0.1388... recurring acres.
How many acres is 400 feet wide by 500 feet wide?
Answer: 90,000 ft² = 2.06611 acres.
How many acres is 300 feet wide by 500 feet long?
3.44 acres
How many acres in a square 300 feet wide and 1200 feet long?
It is 8.26 acres, approx.
How many acres are there in a plot 50 feet wide by 1320 feet long?
The idea is to multiply length x width. That will give you an answer in square feet. Then you convert that to acres.
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