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What is 200ft by 200ft divide by 1.5ft by 1.5 ft ?
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The area of a square that is 200ft by 200ft is 40,000 square feet.
Dividing this by the area of a square that is 1.5ft by 1.5ft (2.25 square feet) gives us:
40,000 square feet / 2.25 square feet = 17,777.78
Therefore, 200ft by 200ft divided by 1.5ft by 1.5ft is approximately 17,777.78.
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