foot (Sear's)-foot (Cape) conversion

Conversion number between foot (Sear's) [ft (Sear)] and foot (Cape) is 0.96805252773945. This means, that foot (Sear's) is smaller unit than foot (Cape).

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from foot (Cape) to foot (Sear's) conversion

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[ft (Sear)]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 foot (Sear's) = `(0.30479947) / (0.3148584)` = 0.96805252773945 foot (Cape)
1 foot (Cape) = `(0.3148584) / (0.30479947)` = 1.0330017962302 foot (Sear's)
? foot (Sear's) × `(0.30479947 ("m"/"foot (Sear's)")) / (0.3148584 ("m"/"foot (Cape)"))` = ? foot (Cape)

High precision conversion

If conversion between foot (Sear's) to metre and metre to foot (Cape) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from foot (Sear's) to foot (Cape) is enabled.

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foot (Sear's) to foot (Cape) conversion chart

Start value:	[foot (Sear's)]
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foot (Sear's)	foot (Cape)
0	0
10	9.6805252773945
20	19.361050554789
30	29.041575832184
40	38.722101109578
50	48.402626386973
60	58.083151664367
70	67.763676941762
80	77.444202219156
90	87.124727496551
100	96.805252773945
110	106.48577805134

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Details about foot (Sear's) and foot (Cape) units:

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foot (Sear's)

Definition of foot (Sear's) unit: ≈ 0.30479947. of chiefly historical interest

Convert Foot (Cape) to other unit:

foot (Cape)

Definition of foot (Cape) unit: 1.033 ft. Legally defined as 1.033 English feet in 1859 . It's of chiefly historical interest

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