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    One meter is one hundred centimeters; it is slightly longer than a yard (3 feet). Since 1983, one meter has equalled the length or path traveled by light in a vacuum at 299,792,458ths of a second (the speed of light is approximately 299.8 million meters per second).

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    Definitions of the SI base units

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