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how many tons are in a mile

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asked Apr 13, 2014 in Math by anonymous

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5 Answers

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answered Nov 29, 2019 by Lemony The Bean (153k points)

The answer is 52 XDDDD

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+1 vote

answered Dec 11, 2016 by ❤️GryffindorGal❤️ (134k points)

None. Miles is distance and tons is weight.

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answered Dec 9, 2016 by Lollypopqueen (42.0k points)

You cant make a mathematical conversion with weight and distance

but there's 5280ft in one mile:)

commented May 5, 2021 by anonymous

soooo dumb

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+2 votes

answered Jul 21, 2014 by arkzo (448k points)

There is no tons. Tons are the weight and the distance is weight. they are 2 different things.

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answered Apr 13, 2014 by zippy (24.0k points)

Zero. Tons are weight and miles is distance. You can't have tons in a mile. Just does not make any sense for the world we live in.

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