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A scientist sets up two cameras to monitor the wildlife in a nature reserve. The cameras are set up exactly 4 kilometres (km) apart. How far is this distance in metres (m)?​

A scientist sets up two cameras to monitor the wildlife in a nature reserve. The cameras are set up exactly 4 kilometres (km) apart. How far is this distance in metres (m)?​
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A scientist sets up two cameras to monitor the wildlife in a nature reserve. The cameras are set up exactly 4 kilometres (km) apart. How far is this distance in metres (m)?​

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User MrValdez
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Answer:

4000 m

Explanation:

1 km =1000 m

Thus,

1000 by 4

=4000 km

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