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How many rods are there in 0.5 miles?
There are 320 rods in one mile. Therefore, 0.5 miles is equal to 0.5 x 320 = 160 rods.
How many rods are there in 160 rods?
In 160 rods, there are 160 rods. This is a funny question.. ha ha ha. not.
How many sq rods in an acre?
1 acre is 160 square rods.
How many square rods is one acre?
160
How many rods are there in 4.67 miles?
4.67 miles is 1,490 rods.
How many rods are in 12 miles?
12 miles is 3,840 rods.
How many rods in 5 miles?
1,600 rods per 5 miles.
How many rods are in five miles?
Five miles equals 1,600 rods.
How much is 160 square rods?
160 square rods equal to 1 acre
What part of a mile is 160 rods?
There are 320 rods in a mile. So, 160 rods would be half a mile.
How many sq in an Acre?
1 acre is 160 square rods.
How many miles are in 80 rods?
There are 320 rods in a mile. Therefore, 80 rods is equal to 80/320 = 0.25 miles.
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