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31 August, 21:03

A rancher has a rectangular 40 acre piece of property fronting a highway. He wants to put a barbed-wire fence along his road frontage. How much fence does he need if his property depth is 1,200'?

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  1. 31 August, 21:17
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    An acre is a surface measure, used in agriculture in several countries.

    According to the country and the time, it is equivalent to several surfaces.

    We will use the following conversion:

    1 acre = 43560 feet ^ 2

    Thus:

    40 acre = 1,742,400 feet ^ 2

    The area of the rectangle is:

    1,742,400 = (1,200) * (x)

    Clearing the other dimension we have:

    x = (1742400) / (1200)

    x = 1452 feet

    Answer:

    He needs 1452 feet of fence.
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