If a race is 10 kilometers long and from the start to the end there are marks at each 500 meter mark how many marks will there be?

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12 March, 20:06

If a race is 10 kilometers long and from the start to the end there are marks at each 500 meter mark how many marks will there be?

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Jerome Rowe · Answer 1

First you convert 10 kilometers into meters so that you are working with the same units. So you figure out how many meters are in a kilometer which is 1,000.

I kilometer (km) = 1,000 meters (m)

So with that you can find how many meters are in 10 km which is 10,000 m.

Now divide 10,000m by 500 to find how many marks there will be

There will be 20 marks overall (I got that # by dividing 10,000 and 500, shown as 10,000/500)