Correction for the size of a Tennis court

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How big is 29,600,000 thousands of circular mills?

It's about one-fifteenth as big as a Tennis court

The size of a Tennis court is about 514,836,960 thousands of circular mills.

(per ITF specification; for doubles)

Per International Tennis Federation Rules of Tennis 2009, a doubles tennis court should measure 23.7744 m long by 10.9728 m, for a total area of about 514,616,440 thousands of circular mills. Courts may be surfaced with crushed red stone, shale, brick, hard-soil grass, or asphalt.

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