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Convert 5 miles to inches

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316800 inches

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In 5 mi there are 316800 in . Which is the same to say that 5 miles is 316800 inches.

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316,800

Step-by-step explanation:

1 mile = 63,360
5 miles = 63,360 × 5
63,360 × 5 = 316,800

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