What can you conclude from the given information?

Given: If Karl runs 1 mi, then he runs 1760 yd. If Karl runs 1760 yd, then he runs 5280 ft.

A. Karl runs 5280 ft.

B. If Karl runs 1 mi, then he runs 5280 ft.

C. Karl runs 1760 yd.

D. no conclusion

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