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Is the abrevatoin for desameter dam?
Yes, the abbreviation for decameter is often written as "dam." A decameter is a unit of length in the metric system equal to ten meters. It is commonly used in various fields such as science and engineering to measure longer distances.
How much does a kilometer equal in desameter?
You need to check your spelling there, it can't be 'desa...', it will be either a decametre or a decimetre. Centi- (c-) = x 0.01 (one hundredth) Deci- (da-) = x 0.1 (one tenth) Deca- (d-) = x 10 (ten) Kilo- (k-) = x 1000 (thousand) So, 1 dam is equal to 10 m, and 1 dm is equal to 0.1 m, which is the same as 10 cm. From that, you can see that: 1 km = 100 dam 1 km = 10,000 dm
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