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How many cans top to bottom does it take to make a mile?
A can of your standard pop or beer is 4.8125 inches tall. A mile is 5,280 feet high and multiply that by 12 and you find that a mile is 63,360 inches high. 63,360 (inches in a mile) divided by 4.8125 (one can height) equals 13,166 cans needed to make a stack of cans a little over one mile high.
How many pennies are in a 10 mile high tower?
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What is worth more a million nickels or a mile high stack of nickels?
a million nickels
How many yd ft cm m mm are in a mile?
Yards in a mile: 1760Feet in a mile: 5280Centimeters in a mile: 160,934Meters in a mile: 1,609.344Millimeters in a mile: 1,609,344
What fraction of a mile is a km?
About 31/50 of a mile (0.62 mile).
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