Katie wants to measure the length from the pitcher mound to home plate on the softball field. Should she use inches or feet to to measure it?

Feet

Step-by-step explanation:

Well, Katie can use whatever unit of measure she prefers. However, in this case she must take into account the measuring instrument that she is going to use and the unit of measurement that is generally used or according to the established rules.

On the other hand, a softball field has an average area of , which is quite a lot. Therefore Katie needs to use a convenient unit of measure (let's assume she uses a measuring tape, which gives her the option to measure in feet or inches) to quickly measure the distance between the pitcher mound and home plate.

So, if we have to choose between feet and inches, we must consider the following:

This means as a unit of distance is greater than . Hence, Katie should use feet instead of inches.

In addition, according to the Softball rules, generally the dimensions are given in feet. So, it is better for Katie to use feet to measure the distance from Pitchers Mound to Home Plate.

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