Questions: WOLF ROAD If lot 12 and lot 13 , Block A were combined into one parcel, how many square feet would it contain?

WOLF ROAD If lot 12 and lot 13 , Block A were combined into one parcel, how many square feet would it contain?
Transcript text: WOLF ROAD If lot 12 and lot 13 , Block A were combined into one parcel, how many square feet would it contain?
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Step 1: Find the dimensions of lot 12, Block A.

Lot 12, Block A has a frontage of 90' along Wolf Road and a depth of 105'.

Step 2: Find the dimensions of lot 13, Block A.

Lot 13, Block A has a frontage of 90' along Wolf Road and a depth of 105'.

Step 3: Calculate the area of lot 12, Block A.

Area of lot 12 = frontage * depth = 90' * 105' = 9450 sq ft.

Step 4: Calculate the area of lot 13, Block A.

Area of lot 13 = frontage * depth = 90' * 105' = 9450 sq ft.

Step 5: Calculate the combined area of lot 12 and lot 13.

Combined area = Area of lot 12 + Area of lot 13 = 9450 sq ft + 9450 sq ft = 18900 sq ft.

Final Answer:

\\(\boxed{18900 \text{ sq ft}}\\)

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