Real Estate Math

A Nebraska property's legal description is the N½ of the SW¼ of Section 6. How many acres is this parcel?

A40 acres

B80 acres✓ Correct

C120 acres

D160 acres

Explanation

SW¼ of Section 6 = ¼ × 640 = 160 acres. N½ of that = ½ × 160 = 80 acres.

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