Jerome rides his bike 10 kilometers everyday. How many meters does he ride?

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Well this is a very vague question... (But I can still answer it since I'm cool))

1 kilometer is 1000 meters so if ya do the math correctly you will get 10,000 meters

But since this is a vague answer I can't be sure since I don't know the time aspect of the question.

Hope this helps my friend

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