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Is 6200 foot greater than 1mile 900 foot

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6,200 is greater than 1 mile

Bjoernwibben answered Sep 29, 2018

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True because 1 miles 900 foot equal 6180 feet. Hope it help!

Lal answered Oct 2, 2018

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