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The (X,Y) coordinates for a closed-polygon traverse ABCDEFA follow. A (1000.00', 1000.00'), B (1661.73', 1002.89'), C...

  1. The (X,Y) coordinates for a closed-polygon traverse ABCDEFA follow. A

(1000.00', 1000.00'), B (1661.73', 1002.89'), C (1798.56', 1603.51 D

(1289.82', 1623.69') and E (1221.89',1304.24'). Calculate the area enclosed by the traverse by method of "area by coordinates". Give your answer in acres.

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