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2 years ago

your house is 1030 meters from school your friends house is 1.5 kilometers from school whose house is farther from school?

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Answer: Your friends it farther away from school, because 1030 meters converted to km is 1.030 km which is smaller and closer than 1.5 km which further away

Step-by-step explanation: convert 1.030km to 1.5km

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