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    How to convert days into nautical miles?

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    0  Views: 870 Answers: 1 Posted: 14 years ago
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      First convert kilometers into weeks then divide by ten and multiply by six to discover how many seconds there are per meter. From this simply convert to yards and divide by 1760 and then 7.


      But seriously, what on earth are you asking?

      14 years ago. Rating: 1
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        inchy

        We have a ship and we are going to sail it to a dry dock location we know what the milage is from point A to B
        What we are trying to compute is the amount of fuel it would take if the ship burns 3,312 gallons per day. So in summary we need to convert how many days it would take to sail so many nautical miles then convert the fuel consumption. Thank you for your answer.
        commented 14 years ago


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