On their way back home, Rina and Tina were looking for similar milestones on the road. This time, they noticed one that read ‘Chennai 15,645 m’. How many kilometres more would they have to travel to reach Chennai?
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Solution

1000m = 1km
so, 15645m = $(\frac{1}{1000} \times 15645)$ km
= 15.645km

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On their way back home, Rina and Tina were looking for similar milestones on the road. This time, they noticed one that read ‘Chennai 15,645 m’. How many kilometres more would they have to travel to reach Chennai? ___

1000m = 1km so, 15645m = (11000×15645)km = 15.645km

On their way back home, Rina and Tina were looking for similar milestones on the road. This time, they noticed one that read ‘Chennai 15,645 m’. How many kilometres more would they have to travel to reach Chennai?
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1000m = 1km
so, 15645m = $(\frac{1}{1000} \times 15645)$ km
= 15.645km