The area is not sufficient information to determine the perimeter.
First of all, there is no reason to suppose that the area is rectangular as opposed to circular or triangular or some other simple or complicated shape. Even if, on the basis that the question asks for length and width, you assume that it is a rectangle, there are infinitely many possible answers: ranging from nearly square areas to extremely long very thin strips.
2.65 miles.
I don’t know
You can't tell the shape or the distance around from the area. There are an infinite number of shapes and perimeters that all have areas of 100 acres. The shortest perimeter possible is a circle, with diameter (distance across) of 2,355 feet. The distance around it is 7,398 feet (about 1.4 miles). The shortest possible perimeter with straight sides is a square, 2,087 feet on every side. The distance around it is 8,348 feet (about 1.58 miles). If you stay with rectangles, there are an infinite number of different rectangles with different dimensions and different perimeters, that all have areas of 100 acres. The distance around every one of them is larger than 1.58 miles, and it can be anything up to infinity.
The area (acres) doesn't tell the perimeter. If the 2.5 acres is square, than the perimeter is 1,320 feet. If the 2.5 acres is a field that's 100-ft wide and 1,089-ft long, then the perimeter is 2,378 feet. The perimeter can be ANY distance longer than 1,320 feet.
One cannot determine how many miles a thousand acres is because miles and acres are completely different measurements. Acres measure area and miles measure distance. They cannot be compared.
2.65 miles.
The perimeter of a 30-acre square lot is 0.866 miles.
0.125
The perimeter of a 24.5-acre square lot is 4,132.25 feet.
Approximately 0.94 miles.
I don’t know
That depends on the shape of the lot. However, the perimeter of a 724-acre square lot is 4.25 miles.
A 150-acre square lot has a perimeter of 10,224.68 feet.
If the three acres is a square then the perimeter would be 1,445.99 feet or 1,445 feet and 11.88 inches.
3,520 yards.
The perimeter of a 50-acre square lot is 5,903 feet or about 1.12 miles.
You can't tell. Knowing the area doesn't tell you the shape, the dimensions, or the perimeter. The shortest possible perimeter that encloses an acre is a circle with a circumference of 0.1401 mile. (rounded) The shortest possible trip around an acre with straight sides a square with a perimeter of 0.1581 mile. (rounded) But it can be anything greater than that. For example, a lot that's 660 feet long and 66 feet wide has an area of 1 acre, and a perimeter of 0.275 mile. And a long skinny strip, 1-ft wide and 43,560 feet long also has an area of 1 acre, and a perimeter of 16.5 miles.