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There are 1000 meters in a kilometer.

The prefix kilo- means "1000".

Examples:

  • kilogram is one thousand grams
  • kilohertz is one thousand oscillations per second
  • kilovolt is one thousand volts
  • kilobyte is roughly one thousand bytes of storage (used because 210, or 1024, is the power of two closest to 1000 bytes: it is easily close enough to one thousand, or one kilo-, for describing computer storage in general terms).
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There are no kilometers in a meter, because a kilometer equals 1000 meters.

You can state that a meter is equal to .001 kilometer (one-thousandth).

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14y ago
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There are 0.001 kilometers in one meter.

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1,000 meters (m)

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1000 meters

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luyen le

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Rozella Berge

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3y ago
good answer, tyyy!

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