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A unicycle spoke is 10 inches. How far will the unicycle travel if the wheel turns 400 times? Change the answer from inches to feet.
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A unicycle spoke is 10 inches. How far will the unicycle travel if the wheel turns 400 times? Change the answer from inches to feet.
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A unicycle spoke is 10 inches. How far will the unicycle travel if the wheel turns 400 times? Change the answer from inches to feet.
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3 1/3ft
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