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I'm not sure. kilometers per hour is kph not kmph. Somehow there's no absolute standards on that one, That's why i said it "may" mean a lot of things. As for putting a number before an element, I think there's a lot of instances that we put numbers before an element. It's not impossible. =)
K may mean a lot of things. Kilogram, kilometers, Potassium, etc. But in general context, it means 1 thousand (from Greek Kilo). So it might mean 41 thousand.
I think the same thing; I believe it's a retirement savings plan, like where part of your paycheck is put into it until you retire and live large :)
41 thousand, generally. If you give us the context you heard it in then we can give a definite answer.
Actually Kilograms is kg, Kilometers is km, and why would you put a number in front of an element?
whenever "k" is after a number it usually means thousand, so it would be 41 thousand
I think you mean 401k its an insurance thing
forty one thousand?
