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What is the formula to convert gram to km?
A gram is used to measure weight and a km to measure distance. As they measure different things, there is no formula to convert between them.
How much is km?
A 'km' is a kilometer; a measure of distance equal to 0.621 mile.
What is Two km south is a measure of?
2 km is a distance; south is a direction.
What measurement would you use to measure a marthon race?
Km. Miles.
Two km south is a measure of?
Velocity. Because 2 Km is(speed) and south direction
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