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What part of one mile is 1 rd?
What part of a mile is 160 rod
What part of a mile is 320 feet?
About 6% of a mile.
What part a mile is 40rd?
A mile is equal to 1,760 yards. To find out what part of a mile 40 yards is, you divide 40 by 1,760. This gives you approximately 0.0227, or about 2.27% of a mile.
What part of a mile is 534 feet?
About 10% of one mile.
What part in a mile is 1760 feet?
About 1/3 of a mile.
What part of 1 mile is 80 rods?
1/4 mile
What part of a mile is 50 meters?
About one thirty-second of a mile
What part of a mile is 200 feet?
3.78% A mile is 5280 feet
What part of a mile is 100 meters?
You need a conversion factor between Imperial and Metric. 'Miles is Imperial distance 'Metres are Metric Distance. A rough approximation is 5 miles = 8 kilometres. (8000 metres) Hence divide by '80' 5 /80 miles = 8000 / 80 = 100 metred 0.0625 miles = 100 metres. or 110 yards = 100 metres.
What part of a mile is 2200 feet?
0.417or 41.7%(there are 5280 feet in a mile)
How do you calculate 0.125 rod is part of mile?
0.125 rod = 0.000390625 mile
What part of a mile is 5.5 yards?
5,5 yards = 0,003 125 mile
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