A mile is defined as the distance covered by walking for approximately 15 minutes or four times around a standard track. Examples of a mile's reference points include the distance from Lincoln High to Dunkin Donuts and various distances between cities like Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Overall, a mile is presented as a unit of measurement for distance.

1. What is a mile? Four times around the track = 1 mile.

2. What is a mile? Four times around the track = 1 mile.

3. What is a mile? Four times around the track = 1 mile.

4. What is a mile? Four times around the track = 1 mile.

5. What is a mile? Mile = distance (how far).
A mile = walking for 15 minutes.

6. What is a mile? Lincoln High to Dunkin Donuts = 1 mile.

7. What is a mile? Lincoln High to Dunkin Donuts = 1 mile.

8. What is a mile? Lincoln High to Dunkin Donuts = 1 mile.

9. What is a mile? Lincoln High to Dunkin Donuts = 1 mile.

10. What is a mile? Lincoln High to Dunkin Donuts = 1 mile.

12. Philadelphia

13. Philadelphia
Pittsburgh

14. Philadelphia
Pittsburgh

15. Philadelphia
Pittsburgh

16. Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
305 miles

18. Philadelphia

19. Philadelphia
Los
Angeles

20. Los
Angeles
Philadelphia

21. Philadelphia
Los
Angeles

22. 2,700
miles
Philadelphia
Los
Angeles

23. What is a mile? Mile = distance (how far).
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24. What is a mile? Mile = distance (how far).
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25. What is a mile? Mile = distance (how far).
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