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pbr549xxx
04-13-2016, 08:50
I can visualize kilometers and miles, but not acres, so I figured Id ask the land nav gurus. How many Klicks would be in 9 acres?
Thanks for any help.
(1VB)compforce
04-13-2016, 09:11
http://www.metric-conversions.org/area/acres-to-square-kilometers.htm
km^2 = Acres/247.11
.04km^2 = 9/247.11
that's the official formula, but it doesn't seem accurate to me...
You might want to ask a dictionary first and then think about your question for a bit.
I can visualize kilometers and miles, but not acres, so I figured Id ask the land nav gurus. How many Klicks would be in 9 acres?
Thanks for any help.
Kilometers and miles are linear measurements - an acre is 43,560 sf or 1 chain by 1 furlong.
If you had an acre of land 1 foot wide it would be 43,560 feet long or 8.25 miles long. Not much you could do with it though.
An acre is roughly 209 x 209 feet.
...how many gallons are in a meter?
...how many gallons are in a meter?
Linear, squared or cubic?
mark46th
04-13-2016, 10:31
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Oldrotorhead
04-13-2016, 10:42
Kilometers and miles are linear measurements - an acre is 43,560 sf or 1 chain by 1 furlong.
If you had an acre of land 1 foot wide it would be 43,560 feet long or 8.25 miles long. Not much you could do with it though.
An acre is roughly 209 x 209 feet.
Well I'd put up a fence to keep people off my damn acre!:munchin
1stindoor
04-13-2016, 13:04
Kilometers and miles are linear measurements - an acre is 43,560 sf or 1 chain by 1 furlong.
If you had an acre of land 1 foot wide it would be 43,560 feet long or 8.25 miles long. Not much you could do with it though.
An acre is roughly 209 x 209 feet.
You could always plant spaghetti. :D
...how many gallons are in a meter?
How much compressed air (all variances of psi)?
I wanna know where the coconut came from ???
This is a temperate zone and coconuts are non-migratory .... :munchin
PedOncoDoc
04-13-2016, 20:50
I wanna know where the coconut came from ???
This is a temperate zone and coconuts are non-migratory .... :munchin
Carried by a sparrow???
You could always plant spaghetti. :D
The Swiss harvested a bumper crop of spaghetti in 1957.
Video (https://www.youtube.com/tv#/watch/video/control?v=tVo_wkxH9dU&resume)