How do find how many feet or in a quarter of a mile?
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The oval tracks around football fields are usually 440 yards in length. One yard = 3 feet and one lap around the track equals 1,320 feet.
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Miles: 1494.18 \nKilometers: 2404.58
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1609.344 meters = 1 mile\n5,608 meters = 3.484649646066969 miles
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The trick to conversions is to always multiply by a fraction that equals one.  For example, you want to convert minutes to seconds so use  60seconds/minute or 1 minute/60 seconds.  Just flip it around until you get what you want to cancel out.\n\nIn your problem  50 yard/0.075 minutes.  You want the minutes to be replaced by seconds so you use 1minute/60 seconds:\n\n50 yard/0.075 minutes*1minute/60 seconds=11.1 yards/second\n\nlook how the minutes cancel out.\n\nNow you want to convert yards to miles so use either 1760 yards/mile or 1mile/1760 yards.  Notice how the fractions here are equal to one.\n\n11.1 yards/second*1 mile/1760 yards=.00631\n\nSee how the yards cancel out.\n\nWhen you get better at it, you can string them together\n\n50yards/0.075 minutes*1minute/60 seconds*1 mile/1760 yards=.00631miles/sec\n\nGo through it and see how the units all cancel to get what you want.\n\nDimensional analysis is a very useful tool for figuring things out and can help you check for mistakes during a test.
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1 1/4 = 2 1/2 * 1/2\n\n2 1/2 * 60 = 150\n\n150 miles
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a little unclear but ...\n\nthe 'usual' equation is :\ns=1/2   * a  * t^2\n= .5 * 9.8 * 5^2\n= 4.9 * 25\n= 122.5 meters\n\noops .. in feet\ns=.5 * 32 * 5^2 = 16 * 25 = 400 feet (which "should" equal 122.5 meters)
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how many minutes in an hour?\nhow many feet in a mile?\n\nfirst of all multiply the 58333333 by 60 to get feet per hour.\n\nthen divide by the number of feet in a mile.
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Here is how I remember this. I used to run track and one event is called the 440. That is a quarter mile and it is 440 yards in a qaurter mile. Multiply that by 4 and you get how many yards in a mile, 1760. Multiply the 1760 by 3 (because there are 3 feet in a yard) and you get how many feet in a mile, 5280.
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In India, Cent is a measure of area.\n\n1 Cent = 434.6 sq. ft.\n\n1 Acre = 100 Cents
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5,280 Feet in a mile...26,400 feet in 5 miles
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D = distance in feet\nt = time in seconds\nS = speed in miles per hour\n\n[D feet x (1 mile/5280 feet)] / [t seconds x (1 hour/3600 seconds)]\n= S miles per hour\n\nDoing the arithmetic, we get:\n0.6818 D / t = S mph\n\nIf D is 150 feet and t is 4 seconds, \n0.6818 (150)/ 4 = 25.56 mph\n\nIf the time is 8 seconds, the speed would be half as much, or \n12.78 mph
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Using much better math...\n1 mile = 1,609.344 meter
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5280 feet in a mile\n1760 yards in a mile
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ok, you have 1 inch, the lines are all just fractions of that inch.  The line in the middle is one half of an inch, like 1/2.  The quarter inch line divides that inch into 4 sections therefore it is 1/4 of an inch, there are 8 eighths, 16 sixteenths, etc.  Example, 3/4 of an inch is just 3 of those 1/4 inch lines...  hope this helps...
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1. Find out how much of the 481 mile distance is in OR vs. CA.\n2. Divide the OR distance by 65 to get the time in OR\n3. Divide the CA distance by 70 to get the time in CA\n4. Add 2 and 3 (note the times will in decimal form, not hours & minutes)\n\nThe answer above is much better though. LOL
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In the field of mapping or drafting, it's how large or small the drawing is.  For instance, one inch = one hundred feet or one inch =  fifty miles.
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Divide 20 by 5 to see how many 5 minute increments are in the trip, then multiply by 2 for the miles covered.\n\n20/5 = 4*2=8