In theory you can use other SI prefixes with "meter", for example megameter, or gigameter. However, those aren't used in practice - rather, scientists tend to just use meters or kilometers - or, in the case of astronomy, the non-SI units "astronomical unit", "light-year", and "parsec".
The prefix kilo means 1000. So if you have a Kilo Meter you have 1000 meters. A kilo meter is bigger then just one meter
Yes it is bigger than a meter
yes a meter is bigger than feet
A meter is bigger than a millimeter
Yes.
The prefix kilo means 1000. So if you have a Kilo Meter you have 1000 meters. A kilo meter is bigger then just one meter
Yes it is bigger than a meter
The kilometer is exactly 1000x larger than the meter. There are 1000 meters (m) in one kilometer (km). "Meter" is used a base word and "kilo," which means "thousand" is added as a root. Thusly, "kilo-meter" is "thousand-meter[s]."
Meter is bigger
yes a meter is bigger than feet
A meter is bigger than a millimeter
Yes a kilo is much bigger than an ounce
Yes.
A Kilometer is bigger than a meter
Meter is bigger than decimeter. 1 meter = 10 decimeters
A meter is bigger than a micrometer. One meter is equal to 1,000,000 micrometers.
SORRY, a tonne is exactly the same as 1 kilo