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Mr. Hershman has purchased a rectangular piece of land that measures 3.8km by 5.5km. Assuming that 1 km^2 equals 100 ha, how many hectares of land is ther?
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3.8 x 5.5 = 20.9km^2. 20.9km^2 x 100 ha = 2090 ha.
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