28 AU is 2,602,762,603.5 miles.
It depends on the units for 30x28. Is it 30 ft x 28 ft or 30 inches x 28 inches or 30 miles x 28 miles?
Venus' aphelion is 0.728 231 28 and its perihelion is 0.718 432 70 AU with a semi majour axis of 0.723 332 AU.
28 miles is 45.0616km
The answer will depend on the units for 14 x 28. Is that 14 ft x 28 ft or 14 miles x 28 miles, 14 metres x 28 metres? Who knows? Not me!
28 miles = about 45.06 kilometers.
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1000 millimeters = 1 meter 28 mm move the decimal point 3 units to the left 28 mm = 0.028 m
Infinitely many. Select any number between 0 and sqrt(28) and call it W.Then let L = 28/W.A rectangle with length L units and width W units will have an area of LxW = (28/W)*W = 28 square units. And, since W could be any one of infinitely many numbers between 0 and sqrt(28), there are infinitely many possible answers.Infinitely many. Select any number between 0 and sqrt(28) and call it W.Then let L = 28/W.A rectangle with length L units and width W units will have an area of LxW = (28/W)*W = 28 square units. And, since W could be any one of infinitely many numbers between 0 and sqrt(28), there are infinitely many possible answers.Infinitely many. Select any number between 0 and sqrt(28) and call it W.Then let L = 28/W.A rectangle with length L units and width W units will have an area of LxW = (28/W)*W = 28 square units. And, since W could be any one of infinitely many numbers between 0 and sqrt(28), there are infinitely many possible answers.Infinitely many. Select any number between 0 and sqrt(28) and call it W.Then let L = 28/W.A rectangle with length L units and width W units will have an area of LxW = (28/W)*W = 28 square units. And, since W could be any one of infinitely many numbers between 0 and sqrt(28), there are infinitely many possible answers.
28 kilometers is about 5/8 times 28 = 17.5 miles
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28 miles is 45.06 kilometers.
The answer will depend on the units for 28 and 60. Are they both feet, or is one inches and the other miles, or are both yards? Who knows? The question does not give any clues!