Kilo is used to denote thousand.
e.g.
1000 grams = 1 Kilogram
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The SI prefix "kilo-" denotes one thousand. For example, one kilometer is equal to one thousand meters, and one kilogram is equal to one thousand grams.
67kg. The prefix 'kilo' means one thousand in the SI or metric system.
No, a kilometer is 1000 meters (kilo is a Greek prefix used by SI for one thousand. Mega is the prefix for one million)
Centi- is the SI prefix for 0.01.
It seems that it is simply "B", even if some media use "bn" If you look at the pattern. k means thousand; this comes from the SI prefix kilo: which means 1000 and is abbreviated with k. M means millions because the SI prefix for millions, Mega, is abbreviate M. The SI prefix for billion is Giga (abbreviated G) so I use G for billions In accounting, M is used for thousand from the roman numeral for Thousands. MM is used for a million which is one thousand squared. continuing on this pattern, MMM could be used for a billion which is a thousand cubed.
The prefix "nano" = 1/1,000,000,000 indicates 10^-9 or a billionth.
denci is not an SI prefix. centi = 0.01 or one hundredth kilo = 1000 = thousand milli = 0.001 = one thousandth.
the prefix poly stands for "many"
The SI prefix "deca-" represents a multiple of ten.
The Greek root "kilo" means a thousand. It is used as a prefix to indicate one thousand units of a base unit in the International System of Units (SI), such as kilogram for a thousand grams or kilometer for a thousand meters.
The largest prefix in the SI system is "yotta-" denoting 10^24.