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How many inches on a ruler equals one half mile?
31680 inches
How many miles equals 18 inches?
0.00003044 mile (rounded)
If one mile is equal to to 5280 feet how many feet is in a tenth of a mile?
Divide 5,280 by 10 which equals 528 feet.
How many miles are in 3 inches?
There are 190,080 inches in 3 miles. There are 63,360 inches in 1 mile. One mile equals 5280 feet, which is 63,360 inches. Multiply the number of inches in one mile by 3 to find the number of inches in 3 miles.
7 tenth of a mile equals how many feet?
7/10 = .7 A mile = 5280 feet. 0.7 x 5280 feet = 3696 feet
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