Math, asked by vatsagg15, 4 months ago

express 13 km 6 m in km

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Answered by ivallithanmay

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Answered by shahegulafroz

0

Answer:

13 km 6 m equal to 13.006 km .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given information,

13 km 6 m

We have to convert the 13 km 6 m into km.

Kilometers are 1,000 times larger than meters. The meter is the base unit for measuring length or distance in the metric system.

To convert m into km divide the length value by 1000.

6 m

= 6 ÷ 1000

= 0.006 km

Now, Add the same unit value to get the final conversation

13 km 6 m

= 13 km + 0.006 km

= 13.006 km

Hence ,

13 km 6 m equal to 13.006 km .

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