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If you walk 3 miles how many steps would you take?
Depending on the length of your stride, approximately 6000 steps.
How many steps in 300 yards?
A step is not a uniform unit of measurement - different people's steps are different lengths. The two units are therefore incompatible.
If a man is standing on the middle step of a ladder he climbs down four steps and then up 9 to the top of the ladder how many steps are on the ladder?
11 rungs.
If you walk 4 miles how many steps would you take?
Take one step. Now, measure how long that step was in inches. Take that figure and divide it into (4* 5280 * 12). That will equal how many steps it would take for 4 miles.
4ft is equal to how many inches?
48 in Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis4 ft*12 in 1 ft=48 in
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