DesCathedJk DesCathedJk
  • 31-10-2015
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What prefix would you use if you wanted an answer that would be equal to 100 times larger than a meter?

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WorldCitizen WorldCitizen
  • 31-10-2015
Well, this could be a "hecto" but in practice it's not really used. If you want to use it, you would speak of "hectometers".

if your question would be 1000 times larger, then it would be "kilo" and this one is actually widely used.


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