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How many cm in 24 km?
24 km=24000m=2400000cm. Why? Because there are 1000m in a km, thus you multiply 24km by 1000 to get 24000m, and 100cm in a m so multiply 24000m by 100 to get 2400000cm. yes exactly..
What is 22.56 km 8420 m?
2.56 km + 8420 m = 22.56 km + 8.42 km = 30.98 km
What is the answer to 4 km 350 km equals m?
4 km + 350 km = 354 km = 350,000 metres
Which is bigger m or km?
the k means a thousand of them, so a km is 1000 meters and it is bigger.
1.2 km plus 7 km?
8.2 km
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