It doesn't make sense to measure buildings on the order of a kilometer, since no building comes close to reaching that height.
Why say that the tallest building in the world is "0.828 kilometers" tall when you could just say it's "828 meters" tall?
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its the meter. that cannt be right a mile is longer, a kilometer is only 5/8ths of a mile
A meter can go into a kilometer 1000 times.... TRUE. The correct (or most plausible) answer to the question above is 0.001 times. It's like trying to squeeze something very large in scale into something that is fractionally smaller... It is possible, but only .001 (or one-thousandths) of a kilometer can fit into a meter.
They are identical - only the spelling is different.
No. 1 kilometer is only 1% of the length of 100 kilometers,
The only reason that I can think of is that you want to communicate with a person who is not familiar with the English system - football rules measure the field in yards or feet, so square meters is an unnatural measure for them.