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Yes because 8800 yards = 5 miles
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Your actually insanely incorrect - 1 mile = 1760 yards 5 miles = 5 x 1760 = 8800 yardsThere are 5,280 feet in one mile so 5 miles is 26,400 feet.
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1.5 mi how much in a yd?
There are 2640 yards in 1.5 miles. 1.5 miles x 1760 yards/1 mile = 2640 yards 1 miles = 1760 yards
How much does 880 yards equal to miles?
1/2 a mile
How much is a meter in26 miles and 385?
A marathon is 26 miles 385 yards = 42,195 metres
1550 yards is how much of a mile?
One mile is equal to 1760 yards. Therefore, expressed as an improper fraction, 1540 yards is equal to 1540/1760 miles. Expressed as an improper fraction in its simplest form, this is equal to 7/8, or seven eighths, of a mile.
Are miles longer than km?
Miles are much bigger.
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