It depends on the circumference of the track itself, but on most tracks four laps equals a mile, not five.
On a normal track, 4 laps is 1 mile.
If each lap is 3.66 mile then 1/3.66 = 0.2732 (to 4 dp) laps make a mile.
Four laps would be equal to 1.04 miles.
assuming a 25mx10m pool, each lap = 70m 1 mile = approximately 1609 metres 50 mils = 80,450 metres 80,000 / 70 = 1149 laps
There are 1,609.344 meters in a mile. When 1 length = 1 lap, you would need to complete 64.3 laps to swim a mile.
There are 10 tenths in a whole, so one tenth lap is one-tenth of a mile. To find out how many tenth laps equal a mile, you would divide 1 by 1/10 (which is the same as multiplying by 10), resulting in 10 tenth laps equaling a mile.
To find out how many laps Sam ran to complete one mile, divide one mile by the length of each lap. Since each lap is 1/4 mile, you can calculate it as follows: 1 mile ÷ (1/4 mile/lap) = 4 laps. Therefore, Sam ran 4 laps around the track.
".333/ divided by 1 mile (1760 yards) a round trip lap is around 50 yards 35.2 round trip laps equal 1 mile. .333 is a yard, or 3 feet." Ummm, wow. That answer defies belief. The real answer is 3 laps! 3 laps times .333 miles = .999 miles or essentially 1 mile.
4 laps
To determine how many laps on a 200-meter track equal 1 mile, first note that 1 mile is approximately 1,609 meters. Dividing 1,609 meters by 200 meters per lap gives you about 8.045 laps. Therefore, it takes roughly 8 laps on a 200-meter track to equal 1 mile.
The distance covered in 7 laps on a treadmill depends on the length of each lap. If we assume a standard lap is 1 mile, then 7 laps would equal 7 miles. However, if the lap distance is different, you would multiply the number of laps by the actual lap distance to get the total miles. For example, if each lap is 0.5 miles, then 7 laps would equal 3.5 miles.
No, 4 laps is not a mile; it depends on the size of the track. On a standard outdoor track, which is 400 meters per lap, 4 laps equal 1,600 meters, or approximately 1 mile. However, if the track is smaller or larger, the number of laps required to make a mile will vary accordingly.