A mile is 5,280 feet between which two integers is the elevation of the trench in miles-22,889 feet is between and miles

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andrew11 [14]2 years ago

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The elevation of the trench is between 4 miles and 5 miles.

<h3>Between which integers is the elevation of the trench in miles?</h3>

Herein we have the information of the elevation of the trench in feet and we need to determine between which integers in miles is that elevation, based on the unit conversion from feet to miles. The exact elevation in miles is found by simple rules of three:

x = 22,889 feet × (1 / 5,280 miles / feet)

x ≈ 4.335 miles

The elevation of the trench is between 4 miles and 5 miles.

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