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3 years ago

50-yards change it to miles ?

1 answer:

3 0

Ohh okay

so you would do 1760/50
then 3600/5.8

then take the two answers and divide them by each other...

1760/50=35.2
3600/5.8=620.689655172

620.689655712/35.2= 17.6332288401

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