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Arun writes 6 km 40 m = 640 m. What is the correct value?

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  • A640 m
  • B60,040 m
  • C6400 m
  • D6040 m

Step-by-Step Solution

6 km = 6000 m, so 6 km 40 m = 6000 + 40 = 6040 m. Arun forgot that 1 km is 1000 m.
Answer: D) 6040 m

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