Math, asked by nandinsharma45, 2 months ago

1 km²is equivalent to_________ m²

(a) 104 m2

(b) 106 m2

(c) 105 m2

(d) 103 m2

Answers

Answered by mitavshah1979

2

Answer:

The answer is 10^6

Step-by-step explanation:

1 km= 1000m

1km × 1km= 1000m×1000m

=1000000m

=10^6m

Answered by devikailasapu

0

Answer:

10^6

Step-by-step explanation:

1km^2=10,00,000m^2

1km^2=10^6m^2

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