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The document provides conversion formulas and examples for converting between meters and kilometers. It lists meters and kilometers amounts and their equivalent in the other unit of measurement. Key conversions included are that 1 km equals 1000 m, and 1 m equals 0.001 km. The examples show converting amounts such as 2319 m to 2.319 km, and 3821 m to 3.821 km.
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