How many stairs equals a mile?
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At least four Empire State Buildings, if you measure straight up.\nDoing a mile on stairs is alot tougher than a mile on flat land because you have to lift your body weight on each step with one leg. This is alot more work, like running in sand or carrying some weight...I am sure its alot less if you go by how many calories are burned.
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5,984,685 miles² \n5280 ^2  sq ft/sq mi\n12 ^ 2 sq in / sq ft\n\nabout 2.4 * 10^16 sq inches
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write the fraction you need \n\nhow many feet in two miles......\nmiles on one side of eq ..... feet on other ....\nso use conversion that has feet in numerator\n2 (miles)  *    (5280 feet) / mile  .......  the miles cancel and you're left with 2 * 5280 feet \n\n\nhow many feet in 6 yards .....  ( conversiion has feet in numerator)\n6 yds  =  (3 feet) / yard   .....  yards cancel and you're left w/ \n6 * 3  feet
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run up stairs, a lot.
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Well it depends on a number of factors, but I will try and make some educated assumptions.\n\nAssumptions:\n1) each story is 3 meters\n2) the rise of each step is the same as the depth\n3) The width of each stair area is 1 meter\n4) There is a 2x1 meter platform for changing directions at the top of each stair section.\n5) you move in the middle of the stair.\n\nUsing these assumptions, for each stair case you move horizontally 1/2+1/2=1 meter on the platforms and 3 meters on the stairs.  You also move 3 meters on the stairs.  Therefore you move 3√2 meters on the stairs and 1 meter on the platform.  Once you get to the next platform you will move one meter over (to be aligned in the middle of the next staircase).  Therefore you move 1+3√2+1=2+3√2 meters for each staircase.  There are two staircases per floor so you move 4+6√2 meters per floor.\n\nIf you start on floor 1 and go to floor 26 you have gone up 25 floors, and therefore you have moved 25(4+6√2)=100+150√2≈312 meters.\n\nIf you start on a base floor (that isn't 1) and go to floor 26, you have gone up 26 floors and have moved 104+156√2≈324 meters.\n\nThis of course feels like more work than walking 324 meters because you are going up.  It's much harder to work against gravity.\n\nWhatever it is, it sounds like a good workout, especially if you do it everyday.
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The average person can walk about 3 miles/hour on flat, easy ground.  Therefore if you can keep that pace up for 12 hours, you could potentially walk 36 miles.
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walking... get yourself a pedometer and try to walk 10,000 steps a day... park your car far away from the destination, take stairs
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If you want to know not just the number of steps you've taken, but the distance as well, you can calibrate a pedometer. The simplest way is to wear it while walking a known distance, such as once around a quarter-mile track, at your normal walking speed. Then multiply that number of steps by four, and you know your typical number of steps per mile. (For greater accuracy, you should walk a full mile-four times around the track). Now, anytime you want to estimate the distance you've walked, just divide the total number of steps you've taken by your "steps per mile" calibration. Keep in mind it's just an estimate, because the length of your stride increases as you walk faster. So, on faster walks you'll be underestimating the distance somewhat, and on slower walks you'll overestimate a bit.\n\nSome pedometers allow you to enter your step length (based on a calibration walk) and they will calculate your walking distance automatically. Fancier models will even estimate the calories you burn if you enter your body weight as well. But don't count on these calorie estimates to be particularly accurate, given the wide variation of fitness levels and personal physiology of individuals.
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I'm making two assumptions.  The total number of footsteps needed to go up the stairs is the number of steps + 1, the usual definition of number of steps.  And you want to know the "unit" rise and run, i.e., the r&r of each step.  If so,\nunit rise=total rise/(no. steps + 1)\nsame idea for unit run.\nIf you're actually making stairs, see the ref. for useful info like allowance for floor thickness, etc.
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Do you mean how many miles and feet in 8000 feet?\n\n1 mile = 5280 feet\n8000 -5280 = 2720\n\nso, 8000 feet = one mile plus 2720 feet
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There are 5280 feet in a mile.\nThere are 3 feet in a yard.\nThere are 1760 yards in a mile.\nSee here: http://www.onlineconversion.com/length_common.htm
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5,280 feet = 1 mile\n12 inches = 1 foot\n\n1 mile = (12 inches/foot) x (5,280 feet) = 63,360 inches
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The average walking pace is about a 16" stide.  3960 steps would equal one mile assuming a 16" stride.
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4500steps  at a 32 inch stride equals 2.27 miles.
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A mile is a linear measurement (length) while 1000 sq. ft. would be a two dimensional measurement (length x width) so it's pretty hard to compare the two.\n\nYou can compare 1000 sq. ft. to a square mile, which is 27,878,400 sq. ft. so it is approximately 0.0036% of a square mile.
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one mile equals 5280 feet\n\nMultiply 5280 by 7.8\n\n5280 x 7.8 = 41184 feet\n\nThe answer is 41184 Feet\n\n- - - - - -s-
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Many people recommend that you walk at least 10,000 steps per day.  Get a Pedometer to track the number of steps you take.