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How many miles does it take to make 1 kilometer?
1 kilometer = 0.621371192 miles
How many yards does it take to make one kilometer?
1093.61
How many shoes would it take to make a kilometer?
Well since my shoe is 8.5 inches, you will take 4 whole shoes to make a meter. Therefore, you will have to take 4,000 shoes to make a kilometer because 1 kilometer=1000. (: any more questions just ask me !
How many meters does it take to make a kilometer?
1,000 meters in 1 kilometerThe prefix "kilo" in kilometer means 1000.
How many centimeters does it take to make one foot?
30.48
How many shoes does it take to make 1 kilometer if your shoe is 25 centimeters?
It would take 4,000 shoes of that size to make 1 kilometer lined up heel to toe. However, if you're meaning the European size 39 shoes (which is 0.1 cm bigger), then it would only take 3,984 shoes.
How many miles does it take to make 1 kilometer?
1 kilometer = 0.621371192 miles
How many yards does it take to make one kilometer?
1093.61
How many centimeters does it take to make on millimeter?
0.1
How many shoes would it take to make a kilometer?
Well since my shoe is 8.5 inches, you will take 4 whole shoes to make a meter. Therefore, you will have to take 4,000 shoes to make a kilometer because 1 kilometer=1000. (: any more questions just ask me !
How many meters does it take to make a kilometer?
1,000 meters in 1 kilometerThe prefix "kilo" in kilometer means 1000.
How many centimeters does it take to make one foot?
30.48
How many cm does it take to make 1.7 km?
170,000 centimeters.
Does it take a hundred meters to make a kilometer?
It takes 1000 meters (not 100) to make a kilometer.
How many centimeters make one square meter?
Well, centimeters is just a length measurement, but if you mean square centimeters, then you take 100 centimeters times 100 centimeters to get 10000 square centimeters.
How many centimeters does it take to make 1 inch?
It takes 2.5cm to make 1 inch.
How long does it take for the pacific plate to move one kilometer?
3.4 centimeters per year, so multiply that by one mile or one kilometer (0.6 of a mile)
