205 x 85 x 310 x 145 feet? How much acreage is that. .81?
Linda
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by Guest » Thu Mar 17, 2005 3:57 am
Unlike a triangle, a quadrilateral is not fixed by knowing it's four sides, it can flex at the corners. You have to know at least one angle or one diagonal to "fix" into two rigid triangles. Some formulas here:
http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/docs/reference ... ode23.html
Once you have the area in square feet, the acres are easy.
http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/docs/reference ... ode23.html
Once you have the area in square feet, the acres are easy.
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Re: how do you figure acreage?
by Guest » Sun Apr 03, 2005 9:34 pm
linda wrote:205 x 85 x 310 x 145 feet? How much acreage is that. .81?
Linda
210 X 668.82 X 175 X 723.8 FEET
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Re: how do you figure acreage?
by Guest » Mon Apr 04, 2005 12:32 am
[quote="Anonymous]210 X 668.82 X 175 X 723.8 FEET[/quote]
As mentioned above, without at least one angle or one diagonal, there is not a unique solution. If these lengths are from a deed, there should also be compass bearings (angles) associated with each line. With those, the problem could be solved.
As mentioned above, without at least one angle or one diagonal, there is not a unique solution. If these lengths are from a deed, there should also be compass bearings (angles) associated with each line. With those, the problem could be solved.
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