The length of the Boston Marathon is 138,435 ft. Each stride, or step, by a particular runner is 3ft long. Dose the number of strides the runner takes fit evenly into the length of the race? Explain

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The length of the Boston Marathon is 138,435 ft. Each stride, or step, by a particular runner is 3ft long. Dose the number of strides the runner takes fit evenly into the length of the race?

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Answer: Does*

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Ecstasy answered Dec 8, 2023

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Answer: yes it does fit evenly.

Step-by-step explanation:138,435 divided by 3 is 46,145

Rafat Sarosh answered Dec 13, 2023

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