7. The height of a mountain is 7,735 meters. What is its height in kilometers? A. 7,735,000 km B. 7.735 km C. 773,500 km D. 77.35 km

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Cool Mr Croc asked Jul 11, 2022

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The height of a mountain is 7,735 meters. What is its height in kilometers?

A. 7,735,000 km

B. 7.735 km

C. 773,500 km

D. 77.35 km

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Answer: B

as 1000 metres = 1 km

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Answer:

B. 7.735 km

Explanation:

The height of a mountain is 7735 meters. What is its height in kilometers?

✓ It is: 7735/1000 = 7.735 kilometers

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