point (TeX)-foot (Benoît) conversion

Conversion number between point (TeX) [pt] and foot (Benoît) [ft (Ben)] is 0.0011530843473817. This means, that point (TeX) is smaller unit than foot (Benoît).

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from foot (Benoît) to point (TeX) conversion

Enter the number in point (TeX):

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[pt]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in foot (Benoît)

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 point (TeX) = `((254/722700)) / (0.304799735)` = 0.0011530843473817 foot (Benoît)
1 foot (Benoît) = `(0.304799735) / ((254/722700))` = 867.23924600197 point (TeX)
? point (TeX) × `((254/722700) ("m"/"point (TeX)")) / (0.304799735 ("m"/"foot (Benoît)"))` = ? foot (Benoît)

High precision conversion

If conversion between point (TeX) to metre and metre to foot (Benoît) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from point (TeX) to foot (Benoît) is enabled.

Since definition contain rounded number(s) too, there is no sense for high precision calculation, but if you want, you can enable it. Keep in mind, that converted number will be inaccurate due this rounding error!

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point (TeX) to foot (Benoît) conversion chart

Start value:	[point (TeX)]
Step size	[point (TeX)]
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point (TeX)	foot (Benoît)
0	0
10	0.011530843473817
20	0.023061686947635
30	0.034592530421452
40	0.046123373895269
50	0.057654217369086
60	0.069185060842904
70	0.080715904316721
80	0.092246747790538
90	0.10377759126436
100	0.11530843473817
110	0.12683927821199

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Details about point (TeX) and foot (Benoît) units:

Convert Point (TeX) to other unit:

point (TeX)

Definition of point (TeX) unit: ≡ 1⁄72.27 in .

Convert Foot (Benoît) to other unit:

foot (Benoît)

Definition of foot (Benoît) unit: ≈ 0.304799735. of chiefly historical interest

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