how much would i coust to fence in a 5 acre lot if the fencing cost $6.00 per linear foot?
It depends upon the shape of the lot and its perimeter.
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the lot is 5 acres 660ft long
What is the other dimension?
To determine the cost of fencing a 5-acre lot, you need to find out the perimeter (linear feet) required for fencing.
Step 1: Find the total length of all four sides of the lot:
We know that 1 acre is equal to 43,560 square feet. So, 5 acres will be 5 * 43,560 = 217,800 square feet.
To find the length of each side, assuming it is a rectangular lot, you need to take the square root of the total area (217,800 square feet) to find the side length.
√217,800 ≈ 466.28 feet
Since there are four sides in a rectangular lot, the total perimeter will be 466.28 feet * 4 = 1865.12 feet.
Step 2: Calculate the cost of fencing:
The cost is given as $6.00 per linear foot.
To find the total cost, you need to multiply the linear footage (1865.12 feet) with the cost per linear foot ($6.00).
1865.12 feet * $6.00 = $11,190.72
Therefore, it would cost approximately $11,190.72 to fence in a 5-acre lot, assuming the fencing cost is $6.00 per linear foot.