The SI system uses prefixes that go up and down in order of thousandths.
So to start, one metre, one thousandth of a metre is a millimetre; one thousandth of a millimetre ( one millionth of a metre) is a micrometre; one thousandth of a micrometre ( one billionth of a metre) is a nanometre.
The symbol for nanometre is "nm", 'n' nano, 'm' metre, both lowercase.
One thousand metres is a kilometre, one thousand kilometres is a megametre, etc.
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Oh, dude, seriously? One meter is a unit of length, like how far you are from the fridge when you're raiding it at midnight. Ten liters, on the other hand, is a unit of volume, like how much soda you chug while watching Netflix. So, no, they're not the same thing, but nice try!
The meter.
Meter, kilometer is the SI equivalent to the mile.
a meter?
Newton per m2 is equal to a Pascal Pascal's are a unit of pressure. If you think about it, the newton is force and the meters squared is area. Pressure is the measure of force per area.