About how many stories is 1,000 feet?
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1 story is approximately 10 feet, so using proportions there would be 100 stories in 1,000 feet. (1:10 is proportionate to 100:1000)
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2228 meter = 7 309.711 feet
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Sixty feet, six inches
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My experience has shown the limit to be approximately 4 stories...above that is generally fatal.
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what is five-thousand two-hundred eighty feet or 5280 to be simple?
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From one inch to 3/4  depending on length less than 500 feet and the demand for air at the station\n\n...\nno
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There is no specified amount, since not all floors (units) are the same size, however a general rule-of-thumb is 10 feet per floor (story).
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1000 times 1000 is a million.
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Approx. 29,000 feet (over 5 miles).
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1,000,000,000,000km\n621,371,192,237miles
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I am not sure if anyone has ever counted all the mountain peaks between Seattle and Salt Lake City.  Also, you have not defined what you consider as a peak.  3000 feet, 1000 feet, 6000 feet?  I know along in Tennessee there are 13 peaks that are over 6000 feet.
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one mile equals 5280 feet\n\nMultiply 5280 by 7.8\n\n5280 x 7.8 = 41184 feet\n\nThe answer is 41184 Feet\n\n- - - - - -s-
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1ft. = 0.305m\n\n120m. x (1/0.305) = 393.44ft
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There are approximately 2.54 cm per inch.  One meter equals 100 cm.  Therefore one meter equals approximately 39.37 inches or 3.28 ft.  It therefore follows that 1000 meters is roughly equal to 3280 feet.
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1 foot = 12 inches.\n4 feet = 48 inches.
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Yes. The temperature drops 1 degree Fahrenheit for every 1000 feet you go up.
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547 million square feet. Going with our height of 11,500 feet from Base Camp to summit, we can peg the volume at 2.1 trillion cubic feet. Multiply that by the density and eureka! Everest tips the scale at a honking 357 trillion pounds. And then there's the snow and ice.