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How many miles equals 1760 yards?
1760 yards is equal to 1 mile.
4400 yards is how many miles?
1 mile equals 1,760 yards; 4,400 yards equals 2.5 miles.
1720 plus what equals how many mi?
1720 divided by 1.60934 equals approximately 1069 miles.
How many yards in us mile?
There are 1,760 yards in a mile in the US.
What is 3 miles minus 5000 yards?
1 mile is 1760 yards 3 miles is 5280 yards. (3 x 1760 = 5280) 5280 yards - 5000 yards = 280 yards. therefore 3 miles minus 5000 yards is 280 yards.
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