One meter is 1/1000 of a kilometer.
Yes, a centimeter is on-hundredth of a meter. Likewise, a centigram is one-hundredth of a gram, and a centiliter is one hundredth of a liter. Centipedes, figuratively, have a hundred legs. And so on.
No, it's the other way around. A meter is one-thousandth of a kilometer, and kilometer is a thousand meters.
No. A centimeter is one one-hundredth of a meter (0.01 meters). A kilometer is 1000 meters. Five kilometers = 5000 meters = 500000 centimeters
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They are both lengths of measurement in the metric system. If you take 100,000 of these little centimeters and line them all up, you will have a kilometer. Centimeter is one one hundredth of a meter. A kilometer is one thousand meters.
No, a meter is one one thousandth of a kilometer.
Liter is for volume, meter is for length. The two can't be compared. A milliliter is a unit of measurement, measuring the volume of a liquid. A Kilometer is a unit of measurement, measuring length. Now, if you meant Millimeter, then the Kilometer is much larger. A millimeter is 1 tenth of a Centimeter, a centimeter is one hundredth of a meter, and a Meter is one thousandth of a Kilometer So, one Millimeter is 0.000001 Kilometers. Hope this helps! ~Onel4stkill
One meter is 1/1000 of a kilometer.
the one meter kilometer.
A kilometer is one thousand times longer than one meter. Eg. One meter times a thousand is one kilometer.
a meter a thousand times shorter than a kilometer or, there are 1000 metres in a kilometer
one kilometer.
Yes, a centimeter is on-hundredth of a meter. Likewise, a centigram is one-hundredth of a gram, and a centiliter is one hundredth of a liter. Centipedes, figuratively, have a hundred legs. And so on.
No, there are not 100 km in a 1 meter ("metre" in some English spellings). Km or kilometre/kilometer is made up of the prefix "kilo" which means one thousand and "meter". Thus, kilometre means 1000 meters. On the other hand, centimetre is made up of the prefix "centi" which means one-hundredth and "meter". So centimetre means one hundredth of a meter. There are 100 centimetres in a meter and 1000 meters in a kilometre.
A kilometer