square link (Ramsden's)-square metre conversion

Conversion number between square link (Ramsden's) [sq lnk] and square metre [m²] is 0.09290304. This means, that square link (Ramsden's) is smaller unit than square metre.

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[sq lnk]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 square link (Ramsden's) = (exactly) `(0.09290304) / (1)` = 0.09290304 square metre
1 square metre = (exactly) `(1) / (0.09290304)` = 10.76391041671 square link (Ramsden's)
? square link (Ramsden's) × `(0.09290304 ("m²"/"square link (Ramsden's)")) / (1 ("m²"/"square metre"))` = ? square metre

High precision conversion

If conversion between square link (Ramsden's) to square-metre and square-metre to square metre is exactly definied, high precision conversion from square link (Ramsden's) to square metre is enabled.

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square link (Ramsden's) to square metre conversion chart

Start value:	[square link (Ramsden's)]
Step size	[square link (Ramsden's)]
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square link (Ramsden's)	square metre
0	0
10	0.9290304
20	1.8580608
30	2.7870912
40	3.7161216
50	4.645152
60	5.5741824
70	6.5032128
80	7.4322432
90	8.3612736
100	9.290304
110	10.2193344

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Convert Square link (Ramsden's) to other unit:

square link (Ramsden's)

Definition of square link (Ramsden's) unit: ≡ 1 lnk × 1 lnk ≡ 1 ft × 1 ft. = 0.3048*0.3048 = 0.09290304 m²

Convert Square metre to other unit:

square metre

Definition of square metre unit: = 1m x 1m.

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