6.25
A kilometre is 5/8 (five eighths) of a mile.
Therefore to convert 10km to miles we:
divide by 8 = 1.25
and then multiply by 5 = 6.25 miles.
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Another contributor added:
The question doesn't tell us what the "10K" refers to ... there's no unit with it.
If one happens to be in the foot-racing business, then the catch-phrase "10K"
may mean something to him. But if one is in the foot-racing business, then he
would already know how many miles it is. So we're left confused by the question.
If we're going to assume that "10K" means "ten kilometers" and go with that,
then we ought to at least use an accurate conversion ratio. "1 Km = 5/8 mile"
is almost 0.6% too big ... races are won and lost by less than that.
1 km = 0.62137 mile. That's rounded too, but it's a lot closer to the truth than 5/8 is.
It's only about 0.000192% off.
10 km = 6.214 miles (rounded)
That's the answer to the question, IF "10K" means ten kilometers. We still
can't be positive about that.
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I think it refers to kilometers, there are 10 kilometers (6.2) miles to be run in a 10k race. or it refers to 10,000 (k=1,000)
Miles and miles are the same measurement. Therefore, 5 miles is equal to 5 miles.
Hectare = 10k square metres so your answer is 1.0115 hectares
Her average pace is 5.7 miles per hour.
A 10K race is 10 kilometres long. The prefix 'kilo' means 1000. Therefore it would be 10 units of 1000 metres or 10,000 metres. It is 25 times around the inside lane (lane 1) of a standard olympic track (400 metre oval). One mile is 1609.344 metres (that will round off to the nearest millimetre). Therefore, 10K = 10,000/1609.344 or 6.213711922 miles. 10K = 6 miles 376 yards 4 and 25/32 inches