2/1,000th of a KV equals how many volts?

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2/1,000th of a KV equals how many volts?

Explanation:
Converting kilovolts to volts: 1 kV equals 1000 V. The problem gives 2/1000 of a kilovolt, which is 0.002 kV. Multiply by 1000 to convert to volts: 0.002 kV × 1000 V/kV = 2 V. So the result is 2 volts. The other values correspond to different fractions of a kilovolt and do not match 2/1000 kV.

Converting kilovolts to volts: 1 kV equals 1000 V. The problem gives 2/1000 of a kilovolt, which is 0.002 kV. Multiply by 1000 to convert to volts: 0.002 kV × 1000 V/kV = 2 V. So the result is 2 volts. The other values correspond to different fractions of a kilovolt and do not match 2/1000 kV.

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