How many square feet are in one decimal?

Answer 1

The decimal (sometimes decimel) is an "outdated" unit of area that is still used in more rural parts of Bangladesh and India. It's about 1/100th of an acre, or about 40.46 square meters. That's about 435.5 square feet. On a regulation football field, that's the area from the goal line to about the 27 yard line, and the width of the field, if that helps.

Answer 2

1 decimal or decimel is 1/100 of Acre. 1 Acre is approximately equal to 4046 square metre or 43559.6 square feet. That means 1 decimal Area is equal to 40.46 square meter or 435.6 square feet. by Maheshwar Munda, mahesh_munda@Yahoo.com

Answer 3

A decimal (also known as 1 cent) is one hundredth of an acre and therefore, 435.6 sq feet.

Answer 4

There is no specific unit of measurement as a decimal - a decimal is merely a portion of a number. The two units are therefore incompatible.

Answer 5

One decimal is equivalent to 435.6 square feet.

Answer 6

1 decimal = 435.6 square feet.