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What is pi 11 numbers after decimile?
3.14159265358
How many decimile is one acre?
100
How many square feet are in one decimile?
1 decimal = 435.6 square feet.
12 Decimile how many guntha?
The land area conventions "guntha" & "decimile" are used in orissa(India). the later is pronounced as "dicimil". 1 guntha is approximately equal to 1089 sq ft; that means if the land area is a square its sides will become 33 ft long. Generally 1 guntha equals to 4 decimile. The lengths of land in orissa are measured in "kaddi" which means a chain. 1 kaddi=0.5 ft or 6 inch. So 1000 sq kaddi = 1 decimile = 250 sq foot which is not exactly equal to 1/4 guntha.
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