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How many times could the entire state of Texas fit within Russia's territory if my favorite Texas city was doubled?
What is the land area of the state of Texas?
What is the approximate land area of Russia?
If the state of Texas is doubled in size, what would its approximate land area be?
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Based on the calculation, how many times can the state of Texas fit within Russia's territory?
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Study Notes
Texas and Russia Land Area Comparison
- Texas has an approximate land area of 268,596 square miles.
- Russia is the largest country in the world, with an approximate land area of 6,601,668 square miles.
- Doubling the land area of Texas results in a total of approximately 537,192 square miles.
- To determine how many times Texas could fit within Russia, divide Russia's land area by the doubled size of Texas.
- Calculation: 6,601,668 square miles (Russia) ÷ 537,192 square miles (doubled Texas) yields approximately 12.28.
- Thus, Texas could fit within Russia’s territory about 12 times when the area of Texas is doubled.
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Quiz: "Geography and Travel Knowledge" Description: Test your understanding of geography and travel with this quiz. Explore the differences in size between states and countries and see how they compare in terms of area. Choose the correct answer and learn interesting facts about the sizes of different regions around the world.