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A kangaroo can jump 30 feet in one leap. How many leaps would it have to make to go a mile?

A kangaroo can jump 30 feet in one leap. How many leaps would it have to make to go a mile?
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A kangaroo can jump 30 feet in one leap. How many leaps would it have to make to go a mile?

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Answer:

176

Explanation:

5280 feet is in 1 mile. if you divide that by 30 you get 176. resulting in it will take it 176 leaps to make a mile

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User Nithinreddy
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Answer:

176 leaps

Explanation:

5280 feet in a mile, do 5280 divided by 30 to get 176

176 leaps :)

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