Real Estate Math
A 640-acre section of Nebraska farmland is divided into four equal parts (quarters). One quarter section contains how many acres?
A80 acres
B160 acres✓ Correct
C320 acres
D640 acres
Explanation
A full section = 640 acres. One quarter section (¼) = 640 ÷ 4 = 160 acres.
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