MATHEMATICS FOR THE TRADES MYMATHLAB AC
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Author: SAUNDERS
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Chapter 5.2, Problem 2BE
Convert the units as shown. (Rounding instructions are provided where needed.)
2. 2.50 acre = _____ sq ft (thousand)
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