k is short for 'kilo'. If someone says '5k', they are not giving any information of the unit and are probably implying it in what they are telling you. For example,
"It cost me 5k to repair my car" = $ 5000.
"I ran 5k in 52 minutes" = 5 km. (kilometres)
Strangely, people don't tend to use 'k' when talking about weight, ("I lost 3 kilos in 2 months") or voltage ("Be careful! That cable is at 15 kilovolts")
In this context, "K" represents 1,000. So "5K" is equivalent to 5,000.
"Citizen" is a word that means a person. A word that sounds like "k" and means person is "kin."
The word "lack" meaning "to be without" is spelled as you have spelled it in the question.
"Ii kitty es k" is not a meaningful phrase in Spanish. It appears to be a combination of words that do not form a coherent sentence or expression in Spanish.
There are three phonemes in the word "octopus": /ɒ/ - /k/ - /təs/. Phonemes are the smallest units of sound that can distinguish meaning in language.
Karate is spelled with a "k" due to its origin in Japan, where the native language uses the "k" sound instead of the "c" sound used in English. The Japanese writing system also does not differentiate between the "k" and "c" sounds, so "karate" is a more accurate transliteration of the word from Japanese.
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the meaning of 2k-5k is 2000-5000 in 21st century 01.01.2000 . its invent for (000=k)
5k means 5000
K is short for kilo, which means thousand, 5K is 5000.
Yes. 5000 meters = 5k meters.
No, 5k is 5000 500k is 500,000.
$5000 k=thousand mil=millions bil=billions tril (like our debt)=trillions
k + 5k = 6k 2 x 3 x k
5k + 2 = -2 Therefore, 5k = -4 k = -4/5 k = -0.8
There is no such thing. A marathon is a distance race that is 26.2 miles in length.
20% = 1/5 = 2/10 = ... = k/(5k), for some constant k. The reciprocal of k/(5k) is (5k)/k = 5/1. Therefore the reciprocal of 20% is 500%.
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