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How much ft can equal 5 mi?
26400 ft are in 5 miles. 5280 ft in one mile
25 km is equal to how many miles?
Answer: 25 km = 15.5342 mi.
What does 1 mi and 2 yd equal?
5286 Feet
What is a kilometer in length?
1 km is equal to 0.6213711922 miles in length 1 km* 1 mi 1.609344 km = 0.6213711922 mi
5 miles how many feet?
1 mi = 5,280 ft 5 mi = x ft 1/5 = 5,280/x cross-multiply and solve for x x = 5 x 5,280 x = 26,400 5 mi = 26,400 ft
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