One thousand meters is a kilometer.
Kilometer
kilo means thousand, so a kilometer is 1000 meters.
There are 1000 meters in a kilometer.The prefix kilo- means "1000".Examples:kilogram is one thousand gramskilohertz is one thousand oscillations per secondkilovolt is one thousand voltskilobyte 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).
One kilometer equals one thousand meters. To convert from kilometers to meters, multiply by 1,000. 20x1000=20000meters.
One kilometer, meaning one thousand meters. Kilo=1000.There are 1000 meters in a kilometer,
Kilo means "thousand". therefore there are one thousand meters in one kilometer.
A kilometer is one thousand (1000) meters. You would need to walk one thousand meters.
11.45 kilometers is eleven thousand four hundred fifty meters One kilometer is a thousand meters one meter is a thousand millimeters or a hundred centimeters one centimeter is one hundred millimeters Kilo by the way means one thousand
1m = 100CM or 1000MM
a thousand can also be called one thousand and uncommonly be called ten hundred In the UK a 'thousand' pounds in cash is also called a 'Grand' In the electronic world, which includes computers, "thousand" can also be replaced with the letter "k", as in "the resistor was rated at 1k ohms (one thousand ohms). Or, the database file size was 45kB (45 thousand bytes). In time a thousand years is a millennium
Kilometer
Try to convert everything to one common unit - for example to meters - and then compare.
A kilometer.
one thousand meters equals 1 kilometer, which will be 1km
There are a thousand meters in a kilometer, therefore there are twice 500 meters.
There are one thousand meters in a kilometer.
1,000 decimeters=100 meters