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1000 nanometers is equal to 1 millimeter and 1000 millimeters is 1 meter and 1000 meters is 1 kilometer would you call 1000 kilometers 1 mega meter if not then what would you call 1000 kilometers?
yes, you are correct
What do you call 1000 meters?
a kilometre.
What do you call 1000 milliseconds?
A second.
What do you call a shape with 1000 sides?
A 1000 sided polygon is called a chiliagon.
What do you call term for 1000 years?
It is a millennium that is equivalent to a thousand years.
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