Real Estate Math
A Wyoming section of land is divided into four equal quarters. How many acres is each quarter?
A40 acres
B80 acres
C160 acres✓ Correct
D320 acres
Explanation
One section = 640 acres. Each quarter (NE, NW, SE, SW) = 640 / 4 = 160 acres. This is why 160-acre parcels are so common in Wyoming land descriptions and why 160 acres was the original homestead claim allotment.
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