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How many miles are they in 7825 yards?
1 mile = 5,280 yards. so 7,825 yards = 7825/5280 = 1.482 miles
Is 5280 yards equal to 1 mile?
There are 1760 yards per mile. So, 5280 yards = 5280/1760 = 3 miles.
How many miles is 550 yards?
There are 550 yards in 0.3125 miles.
How many miles are in 42240 yards?
5280 feet in a mile 1760 yards in a mile So: 42240 divided by 1760=24 There are 24 miles in 42240 yards
How many miles is 6800 yards?
3.86 miles (3 ft per yd & 5280 ft per mile)
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