cubic foot-peck (US dry) conversion

Conversion number between cubic foot [cu ft] and peck (US dry) [pk] is 3.2142558197933. This means, that cubic foot is bigger unit than peck (US dry).

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from peck (US dry) to cubic foot conversion

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Decimal Fraction Exponential Expression

[cu ft]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in peck (US dry)

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 cubic foot = (exactly) `(0.028316846592) / (8.80976754172000*10^-03)` = 3.2142558197933 peck (US dry)
1 peck (US dry) = (exactly) `(8.80976754172000*10^-03) / (0.028316846592)` = 0.31111400462963 cubic foot
? cubic foot × `(0.028316846592 ("m³"/"cubic foot")) / (8.80976754172000*10^-03 ("m³"/"peck (US dry)"))` = ? peck (US dry)

High precision conversion

If conversion between cubic foot to cubic-metre and cubic-metre to peck (US dry) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from cubic foot to peck (US dry) is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

cubic foot
Result in peck (US dry):
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cubic foot to peck (US dry) conversion chart

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

visual:

cubic foot	peck (US dry)
0	0
10	32.142558197933
20	64.285116395867
30	96.4276745938
40	128.57023279173
50	160.71279098967
60	192.8553491876
70	224.99790738553
80	257.14046558347
90	289.2830237814
100	321.42558197933
110	353.56814017727

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Details about cubic foot and peck (US dry) units:

Convert Cubic foot to other unit:

cubic foot

Definition of cubic foot unit: ≡ 1 ft × 1 ft × 1 ft. ≡ 0.3048³ = 0.028316846592 m³

Convert Peck (US dry) to other unit:

peck (US dry)

Definition of peck (US dry) unit: ≡ 1⁄4 US lvl bu. US peck is an US customary (and imperial) unit of dry volume equivalent to 2 US dry gallons = 8.80976754172×10⁻³ m³

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