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10 inches equals how many miles?
There are 12 inches per foot and 5280 feet per mile... 10 inches = 10/12 feet 1 foot = 1/5280 miles So... 10/12 feet * 1/5280 miles/foot = 10/63360 miles = 1/6336 miles
How many inches in 29 miles?
183,744 inches are in 2.9 miles.
How many inches in 1.6 miles?
101,376 inches are in 1.6 miles.
How many inches are there in 50 miles?
50 miles = 3,168,000 inches.
How many inches in 5 miles?
5 miles = 316,800 inches.
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