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How many miles per day did the ships travel on columbus' voyage?
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∙ 14y ago
depends on the wind, but certainly not more than 90 to 100 miles a day
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Columbus' ships covered approximately 149 miles a day how many miles would they have traveled in 9 days?
All you have to do is multiply 149 by 9. Surely you can do that.
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3
What were the names of Columbus's boat?
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Nina, Pinta and the Santa Maria
One of the three ships of Columbus on his maiden voyage to America?
The Nina
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Spain
What are the names of Columbus took on his first voyage?
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