pint (US fluid)-minim (US) conversion

Conversion number between pint (US fluid) [pt (US fl)] and minim (US) [min] is 7680. This means, that pint (US fluid) is bigger unit than minim (US).

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 pint (US fluid) = (exactly) `(4.73176473*10^-04) / (6.1611519921875*10^-08)` = 7680 minim (US)
1 minim (US) = (exactly) `(6.1611519921875*10^-08) / (4.73176473*10^-04)` = 0.00013020833333333 pint (US fluid)
? pint (US fluid) × `(4.73176473*10^-04 ("m³"/"pint (US fluid)")) / (6.1611519921875*10^-08 ("m³"/"minim (US)"))` = ? minim (US)

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If conversion between pint (US fluid) to cubic-metre and cubic-metre to minim (US) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from pint (US fluid) to minim (US) is enabled.

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pint (US fluid) to minim (US) conversion chart

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pint (US fluid)	minim (US)
0	0
10	76800
20	153600
30	230400
40	307200
50	384000
60	460800
70	537600
80	614400
90	691200
100	768000
110	844800

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Convert Pint (US fluid) to other unit:

pint (US fluid)

Definition of pint (US fluid) unit: ≡ 1⁄8 gal (US). US fluid pint is unit of volume equal to one-eighth of an US liquid gallon= 473.176473×10⁻⁶ m³

Convert Minim (US) to other unit:

minim (US)

Definition of minim (US) unit: ≡ 1⁄480 US fl oz = 1⁄60 US fl dr. US minim is volume unit equal to 1/480 part of US fluid ounce= 61.611519921875×10⁻⁹ m³

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