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70 home runs were hit , given that there are 4 bases 90 feet apart how many miles were ran?
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1 home run = how many feet run?
i have no clue.id like to just know how to solve this so i can get better at it instead of just getting the answer
360 feet right per home run?
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Correct! 360 feet = 1 home run So, how about 70 home runs?
252k feet? so would it be like 47 miles or so
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Yep all you got to do is 360x70
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Recall: 5280 feet = 1 mile.
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