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Hint: There are 43,560 square feet in an acre.
Don’t forget: Include a flowchart that describes your program’s operation
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![```
= RESTART: /Users/keithbagley/Dropbox/NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY/CS5001/homework/HW1/mysubmission/field_of_dreams.py
Enter the length of the field in feet: 400
Enter the width of the field in feet: 1000
The area of the field is 9.183 acres
>>>
```
The image displays a Python script run from a file path, which calculates the area of a field given its length and width in feet. The program converts the calculated area from square feet to acres.
Here’s a summary:
- The script prompts the user to enter the length and width of a field in feet.
- It then calculates the area in acres using the formula:
\[
\text{Area in acres} = \frac{\text{Length in feet} \times \text{Width in feet}}{43,560}
\]
where 43,560 is the number of square feet in one acre.
- For the given inputs of 400 feet (length) and 1000 feet (width), the calculated area is 9.183 acres.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/5fc8942a-d9e4-4836-9950-e7394b1cdb91/49d1c1fb-4245-4470-8070-7981bbaf10e9/ezu4jwos_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:```
= RESTART: /Users/keithbagley/Dropbox/NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY/CS5001/homework/HW1/mysubmission/field_of_dreams.py
Enter the length of the field in feet: 400
Enter the width of the field in feet: 1000
The area of the field is 9.183 acres
>>>
```
The image displays a Python script run from a file path, which calculates the area of a field given its length and width in feet. The program converts the calculated area from square feet to acres.
Here’s a summary:
- The script prompts the user to enter the length and width of a field in feet.
- It then calculates the area in acres using the formula:
\[
\text{Area in acres} = \frac{\text{Length in feet} \times \text{Width in feet}}{43,560}
\]
where 43,560 is the number of square feet in one acre.
- For the given inputs of 400 feet (length) and 1000 feet (width), the calculated area is 9.183 acres.
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