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What is greater 50 miles or 75 km?
50 miles is greater; it equates to about 80.467 km
Which is greater 100 km or 85 miles?
85 miles is greater.
How Many Kilometres in 100 mile?
1 mile = 1.609344 km (exactly) → 100 miles = 100 × 1.609344 km = 160.9344 km ≈ 161 km ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Using the approximation 5 miles = 8 km → 1 mile = 1.6 km gives 100 × 1.6 km = 160 km
What is 50 miles in km?
50 km (kilometers) = 31.1 milesThe formula to convert 50 km to miles is:50 km*1 mi1.609344 km=31.06855961 miYou can convert distance from miles to kilometers by just multiplying the number of miles with 1.6 . Likewise you can convert kilometers to miles by just multiplying the number of kilometers by 0.62 . So, in this case the answer is 31.07 miles.50 km = ~31.1 miles.
100 km in Miles?
62.1371192 miles
What is greater 50 miles or 75 km?
50 miles is greater; it equates to about 80.467 km
Which is greater 100 km or 85 miles?
85 miles is greater.
Average of 50 kilometers is how many mph?
If 100 km = 62 miles, 50 km = around 31 miles. Ergo, 50 km/hr = around 31 mph.
How many miles are in 50 km?
There are 31.0685 miles in 50 km.
What does 50 km equal in miles?
50 km is about 31.068 miles.
How many km is in 50 miles?
50 miles is 80.4672 km
How many miles in 100 km?
100 kilometers is approximately equal to 62.14 miles.
How many miles are in 100 kilometer?
Answer: 100 km = 62.1371 miles.
Which is he greater distance 30 miles or 50 kilometers?
50 km is bigger than 30 mi. (50km = approx 31mi) although it would be acceptable to say 30 mi = about 50 km
Which is greater 313 km or 197 miles?
313 km is greater.
For a test pilot to be awarded their astronaut wings how high do they have to fly into space?
Officially 100 km. At one time the US limit was 50 miles, and the European limit was 62.1 miles (100 km). NASA seem to have come around to the 100 km mark, or 328,000 feet.
What is the official height of space?
100 km. The Air Force used to use 50 miles, but the Europeans used 100 km (62.1 miles). The 100 km limit won.
