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How many feet in 2000 miles?
2000 feet = 0.378 miles.
How many miles are there in 2000 feet?
There are 5280 feet in one mile. Therefore, 2000 feet is equal to 2000/5280 = 0.378 recurring (that is, 0.3787878...) miles.
2000 feet equals how many miles?
well, a mile is 5280 feet, so 2000 feet is .378 miles. hope i helped!
What is 2000 feet in miles?
2,000 feet is 0.38 mile.
How many feet are in 2000 miles?
Answer: 2000 mi. = 10,560,000 '
Is 2 miles equal to 2000 feet?
No. Two miles is 10,560 feet. (there are 5,280 feet in one mile).
Which is bigger 5 miles or 2000 yards?
5 miles. is far bigger. 5 x 5280 is 26,400 feet. 2000 yards is 6,000 feet.
Do 2 miles equal too 2000 feet?
No. 10,560 feet.
How long is 15 feet in miles?
15 miles = 79,200 feet
How long in miles is 1700 feet?
1,700 feet = 0.322 miles
How long is 586.66 feet in miles?
586.66 feet is about 0.11 miles.
How long is 0.3 miles in feet?
0.3 miles is 1,584 feet.
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