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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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10th of a Kilometer

How would you explain this in a sentence?

The gps gives you to the km until you get down to 10km when it starts showing a 10th if a km.

Once the ETA is down to 10km, you get the 10th of a km. You will se 10km, 9,9km, 9,8km, 9,7km.

Anything above 10km you’ll see 20km, 19km, 18km... 10km, 9.9km, 9.8km....

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I'd say eg GPS specifies distances to the km until you get down to 10km, when it starts showing them to a 10th of a km. eg . .

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I'd say eg

GPS specifies distances to the km until you get down to 10km, when it starts showing them to a 10th of a km. eg . . . 14k, 13 km, 12km, 11 km, 10km, 9.9km, 9.8km, 9.7km 9.6km . . . .


Note that in English, a decimal point is shown by a period, not by a comma.

eg 9.7 pronounced nine point seven

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