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To answer question, what happens if you convert 1 kilometer to meter... the 1 kilometer becomes 1000 meters.
Now, you can answer the question yourself... is 1000 meters longer than 801 meters? Yes it is!
So, which distance is longer 801 meters or 1 kilometer?
It is the 1 kilometer which has the longer (farther) distance.
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