There are 1,61 kilometers in a mile or more correctly 1,60934 kilometers in a mile.
<span>But first, a short history.... Both kilometers and miles are units of measurement. They are used to measure distance. Miles are part of the imperial measurement system and kilometers are part of the metric measurement system. </span>
To calculate how many miles a person will run during a 10-kilometer race, you need to divide 10 kilometers by 1,61 miles (1,60934 rounded up to two digits).
Therefore your equation is as follows:
10÷1,61 or 10 000 meters ÷ 1 610 metres
1000 meters is equal to 1 kilometer.
The answer = 6, 21 miles.
Therefore, a person who runs 10 kilometers will run 6,21 miles
Answer:
x = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
2 + 1 = 3. 3/3 = 1
2/2 = 1
2.07
2 + .07
Two and Seven Hundredths
A simple diagram will show you the intersection of altitudes is in the 2nd quadrant. It must have x-coordinate -2, as the altitude to the "base" y=10 must be the vertical line through (-2, 4).
The appropriate choice is ...
... C: (-2, 12)
(5 cups)/(2.5 days) = (2 cups)/(1 day)
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. . . answer is 2 cups</em></u>
