foot (US Survey)-mile (telegraph) conversion

Conversion number between foot (US Survey) [ft (US)] and mile (telegraph) [mi] is 0.00016428486939445. This means, that foot (US Survey) is smaller unit than mile (telegraph).

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from mile (telegraph) to foot (US Survey) conversion

Enter the number in foot (US Survey):

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[ft (US)]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in mile (telegraph)

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 foot (US Survey) = (exactly) `((1200/3937)) / (1855.3176)` = 0.00016428486939445 mile (telegraph)
1 mile (telegraph) = (exactly) `(1855.3176) / ((1200/3937))` = 6086.987826 foot (US Survey)
? foot (US Survey) × `((1200/3937) ("m"/"foot (US Survey)")) / (1855.3176 ("m"/"mile (telegraph)"))` = ? mile (telegraph)

High precision conversion

If conversion between foot (US Survey) to metre and metre to mile (telegraph) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from foot (US Survey) to mile (telegraph) is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

foot (US Survey)
Result in mile (telegraph):
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foot (US Survey) to mile (telegraph) conversion chart

Start value:	[foot (US Survey)]
Step size	[foot (US Survey)]
How many lines?	(max 100)

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foot (US Survey)	mile (telegraph)
0	0
10	0.0016428486939445
20	0.0032856973878889
30	0.0049285460818334
40	0.0065713947757779
50	0.0082142434697224
60	0.0098570921636668
70	0.011499940857611
80	0.013142789551556
90	0.0147856382455
100	0.016428486939445
110	0.018071335633389

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Details about foot (US Survey) and mile (telegraph) units:

Convert Foot (US Survey) to other unit:

foot (US Survey)

Definition of foot (US Survey) unit: ≡ 1200⁄3937 m.

Convert Mile (telegraph) to other unit:

mile (telegraph)

Definition of mile (telegraph) unit: ≡ 6087 ft . of chiefly historical interest

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