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Convert 6 feet to miles. (Round to 4 decimal places).
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Convert 6 feet to miles. (Round to 4 decimal places).
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Answer:
0.00113636
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HOPE ITS CORRECT!
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1 foot = 0.000189
so 6 feet is 0.00113636
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