To convert 67000 inches into miles, which two ratios could you multiply by?

To convert 67000 inches into miles, which two ratios could you multiply by?
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There are 12" to a foot (12:1), 3' (3:1) in a yard and 1760 yds in a mile so to get miles: 67000/(1760*3*12)=1675/1584=1.0574494949... miles. There are 63,360" in a mile.

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(1 mile=5280 ft)*12=63,360 inch

67,000/63,360=1.0574494949494...
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