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Also known as k, kilo-

国際単位系における接頭辞のひとつ

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A kilo is a metric prefix that means one thousand times a larger unit—for example, one kilogram equals one thousand grams. It's a standardized way to express large quantities more simply, making measurements easier to understand and communicate across different fields and countries.

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Within Vinony's link graph, キロ is referenced by 112 other articles, and connects out to 1000, joule and bit.

It is catalogued under topics including 1000 (number) and SI prefixes.

Its subject is documented across 56 Wikipedia language editions.

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Followed by
mega
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hecto
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numeric value
1000
unit symbol
к
different from
Kilo
maintained by WikiProject
WikiProject Mathematics
NCI Thesaurus ID
C48436
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Article · 日本語

キロ(kilo, 記号:k)は国際単位系 (SI) におけるSI接頭語の一つで、以下のように、基礎となる単位の103 (=1000) 倍の量であることを示す。記号は小文字・立体の「k」である。 * 1キログラム (kg) = 1000グラム (g) * 1キロメートル (km) = 1000メートル (m) * 1キロリットル (kL) = 1000リットル (L) * 1キロワット (kW) = 1000ワット (W) * 1キロジュール (kJ) = 1000ジュール (J)

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