One thousand meters is a kilometer.
There are 1000 meters in a kilometer.The prefix kilo- means "1000".Examples:kilogram is one thousand gramskilohertz is one thousand oscillations per secondkilovolt is one thousand voltskilobyte is roughly one thousand bytes of storage (used because 210, or 1024, is the power of two closest to 1000 bytes: it is easily close enough to one thousand, or one kilo-, for describing computer storage in general terms).
a meter a thousand times shorter than a kilometer or, there are 1000 metres in a kilometer
There are one thousand millimeters in a meter, so that would be nine thousand.
kilo means thousand, so a kilometer is 1000 meters.
1m = 100CM or 1000MM
One thousand kilometers equals one million meters.
There are one thousand meters in a kilometer.
one thousand meters equals 1 kilometer, which will be 1km
i think it is 1 1000
Yes.
You would need one thousand meter sticks to equal one kilometer because "kilo" means thousand. So kilometer is one thousand meters.
One thousand meters is a kilometer.
In the SI measurement system, a megameter is a unit of length that is equal to one million meters. A megameter also is equal to one thousand kilometers.
Kilo means Thousand..... so one KILO meter is 1000 meters 1500 Meters
one million meters, or one thousand kilometers.One megametre is equal to 1,000,000 metres.
One thousand metres (US = meters) equals one kilometre (US = kilometer) abbreviated km.one thousand meters1000 meters = 1 kilometer