How many row acres are calculated in a field with 300 rows, each 450 feet long and spaced 6 feet apart?

To determine the number of row acres in the given field, you first need to calculate the total area of the field in square feet and then convert that area into acres.

Start by calculating the total length of the rows. Each of the 300 rows is 450 feet long, so you multiply the number of rows by the length of each row:

Total length of rows = 300 rows × 450 feet/row = 135,000 feet.

Next, determine the spacing between the rows. Since the rows are spaced 6 feet apart, you can find the width of the entire area taken by the rows by multiplying the number of rows (minus one, since there is no additional space after the last row) by the space between rows:

Width of the area = (300 rows - 1) × 6 feet/row = 299 × 6 = 1,794 feet.

Now, calculate the total area of the field in square feet by multiplying the total length of the rows by the width:

Total area in square feet = Total length of rows × Width of area = 135,000 feet × 1,794 feet = 242,490,000 square feet.

To convert square feet to acres, remember that