Assertion: acre | /r/HasProperty | a measure of area
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text: Answer: Because the acre is a measure of area, it has no definite perimeter.
text: An acre is a measurement of area and is measured in square feet.
text: Because an acre is a measure of area, not length, it is defined in square feet.
text: Because the acre is a measure of area, it has no specific perimeter.
text: The acre is defined in square units because it is a measure of area and not length, and it can take any shape.
text: Because an acre is a measure of area, not length, it is defined in square feet.
text: A square acre is approximately 69.57 yards on a side, but since an acre is a measure of area, it has no prescribed shape.
text: An acre is a measure of area.
text: An acre (or a tenth of an acre) is a measure of area while the foot is a measure of distance.
text: An acre is a measure of area (already is square something).
text: An acre is a measurement of area and can be any number of dimensions, as long as its area is equal to 43,560 square feet.
text: However, an acre is a measurement of area, so the length and width can vary as long as the total area is 43,560 square feet.
text: Acres are a measurement of area and that doesn't tell you enough to know the shape and size of the perimeter.
text: An Acre is a measurement of area, whereas when you are figuring fence materials, you typically are dealing with finding the perimeter, or distance around a property.