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Explanation:

Speed of light is in vacuum 299,792,458 m/s.

Hence, metre is defined on the basis of this speed.

Taking some standard easier number would have yielded a small error in the standard value of metre.

One second is a big time interval when one wants to set a measure for some standard quantity to a very large accuracy.

Hence, taking one second is not feasible either.

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