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area in sq. ft. to acre
by balthisdvd » Tue Aug 31, 2010 9:46 am
425' BY 733' BY 193' BY 740' WHAT IS THE SQ.FT AND HOW MANY ACRES IS IT? .....THANKS FOR YOUR HELP
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Re: area in sq. ft. to acre
by Dirtman » Tue Aug 31, 2010 11:21 pm
balthisdvd wrote:425' BY 733' BY 193' BY 740' WHAT IS THE SQ.FT AND HOW MANY ACRES IS IT? .....THANKS FOR YOUR HELP
The area of a four-sided, irregular polygon cannot be determined by side lengths alone. You need to be able break the figure into 2 triangles, calculate the area of each triangle and add them together. At a minimum, we need to know at least 1 angle and the side lengths adjacent (on each side) to that angle.
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