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How many acres are there in each square mile (section) in a township?

A.240
B.640
C.560
D.460

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Final answer:

Each square mile (section) in a township contains 640 acres.The correct option is D.

Step-by-step explanation:

The student asked how many acres are in each square mile (section) in a township. In the system of townships and sections used for land division, each township is a square parcel of land six miles wide, and is divided into 36 one-square-mile parcels called sections. Each of these square mile sections is equivalent to 640 acres of land.

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