Understanding Distance Conversion and Calculation of Laps

The video tutorial explains how to calculate the number of complete laps Jamir needs to run around a field to cover at least 2 miles. It starts by converting the distance from miles to feet, then to yards, and finally calculates the number of laps by dividing the total yards by the distance of one lap. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of unit conversion and provides a step-by-step breakdown of the calculations, ensuring the final answer is a whole number of laps.

What is the distance of one lap around the field?

• 500 yards

• 400 yards

• 300 yards

• 200 yards

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How many feet are there in a mile?

• 5,280 feet

• 1,760 feet

• 3,000 feet

• 6,000 feet

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If Jamir runs 2 miles, how many feet does he cover?

• 9,500 feet

• 11,000 feet

• 10,000 feet

• 10,560 feet

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How many feet are there in a yard?

• 2 feet

• 3 feet

• 4 feet

• 5 feet

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Convert 10,560 feet to yards.

• 3,400 yards

• 3,600 yards

• 3,520 yards

• 3,580 yards

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What is the total distance in yards that Jamir needs to run to cover 2 miles?

• 3,500 yards

• 3,560 yards

• 3,520 yards

• 3,540 yards

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How many yards are there in one lap around the field?

• 200 yards

• 300 yards

• 350 yards

• 250 yards

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How many complete laps does Jamir need to run to cover at least 2 miles?

• 10 laps

• 11 laps

• 12 laps

• 13 laps

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If Jamir runs 11 complete laps, will he cover 2 miles?

• Yes, more than 2 miles

• No, exactly 2 miles

• No, less than 2 miles

• Yes, exactly 2 miles

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Why does Jamir need to run 12 complete laps?

• To cover exactly 2 miles

• To cover more than 2 miles

• To cover less than 2 miles

• To cover exactly 1 mile

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