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Re: feet per acre of lot square feet length and width of sides of acres
Posted:
Sep 7, 2004 9:31 PM
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On 7 Sep 04 18:45:19 -0400 (EDT), steve wrote:
>How many feet are there in a square forty acre and what would be the
>deminsions of 15 acres of forty acres length and width
43,560 square feet in acre X?(times) 40 =
Assuming the shape you want is a square, do the following.
43,560 square feet X(times) 15 now find the square root of that.
sqr( 43,560 X 15) = length of side
The units on a problem should always pass through the math the same.
For instance square root of square feet equals feet along one side.
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