circular inch-cord conversion

Conversion number between circular inch [circ in] and cord is 0.00034088461953014. This means, that circular inch is smaller unit than cord.

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from cord to circular inch conversion

Enter the number in circular inch:

Decimal Fraction Exponential Expression

[circ in]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in cord

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 circular inch = `(5.06707479097498*10^-04) / (1.48644864)` = 0.00034088461953014 cord
1 cord = `(1.48644864) / (5.06707479097498*10^-04)` = 2933.5439110698 circular inch
? circular inch × `(5.06707479097498*10^-04 ("m²"/"circular inch")) / (1.48644864 ("m²"/"cord"))` = ? cord

High precision conversion

If conversion between circular inch to square-metre and square-metre to cord is exactly definied, high precision conversion from circular inch to cord 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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circular inch to cord conversion chart

Start value:	[circular inch]
Step size	[circular inch]
How many lines?	(max 100)

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circular inch	cord
0	0
10	0.0034088461953014
20	0.0068176923906029
30	0.010226538585904
40	0.013635384781206
50	0.017044230976507
60	0.020453077171809
70	0.02386192336711
80	0.027270769562411
90	0.030679615757713
100	0.034088461953014
110	0.037497308148316

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Multiple conversion

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Details about circular inch and cord units:

Convert Circular inch to other unit:

circular inch

Definition of circular inch unit: ≡ π⁄4 sq in. Area of circle with diameter of 1 inch, value exactly π × 0.00016129 ≈ 5.067075×10^-4 m²

Convert Cord to other unit:

cord

Definition of cord unit: ≡ 192 bd. = 1.48644864 m²

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