Longer
Distances are Measured in kilometers A trip across North America is approximately 7 600 kilometers long.
1 kilometer
(1 km)
Remember, kilo
is the prefix meaning
1 000 times as much. So, one thousand meters
(1 000 m) is the length of
1 kilometer and it is simply written 1 km
Longer distances like
lakes and rivers are measured in kilometers
Going to work or holiday distance
is measured in kilometers
A jog around the park can be measured in
kilometers
1 kilometer is about
the length of
60 train cars
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DRIVING TIP: If you
want a quick conversion to mph (miles per hour)
simply multiply by 0.6 in your head
so at 90 km/h you
are going approximately 54 miles per hour.
1 kilometer
per hour (km/h) is equal to .6214 miles per hour
milli
is the prefix meaning
1 one thousandth (0.001).
So 1 one thousandth of the
base unit meter, being 1 millimeter is
simply written 1 mm
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AUTHORIZATION NUMBER
There
are exactly
1 000 meters
in
1 kilometer
kilometer
kilometer
kilometer
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