foot (US Survey)-light-second conversion

Conversion number between foot (US Survey) [ft (US)] and light-second is 1.0167053955748 × 10^-9. This means, that foot (US Survey) is smaller unit than light-second.

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from light-second to foot (US Survey) conversion

Enter the number in foot (US Survey):

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[ft (US)]

eg.: 10.12345 or 1.123e5

Result in light-second

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 foot (US Survey) = (exactly) `((1200/3937)) / (299792458)` = 1.0167053955748 × 10^-9 light-second
1 light-second = (exactly) `(299792458) / ((1200/3937))` = 983569089.28833 foot (US Survey)
? foot (US Survey) × `((1200/3937) ("m"/"foot (US Survey)")) / (299792458 ("m"/"light-second"))` = ? light-second

High precision conversion

If conversion between foot (US Survey) to metre and metre to light-second is exactly definied, high precision conversion from foot (US Survey) to light-second is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

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foot (US Survey) to light-second conversion chart

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foot (US Survey)	light-second
0	0
10	1.0167053955748 × 10^-8
20	2.0334107911495 × 10^-8
30	3.0501161867243 × 10^-8
40	4.066821582299 × 10^-8
50	5.0835269778738 × 10^-8
60	6.1002323734485 × 10^-8
70	7.1169377690233 × 10^-8
80	8.1336431645981 × 10^-8
90	9.1503485601728 × 10^-8
100	1.0167053955748 × 10^-7
110	1.1183759351322 × 10^-7

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Details about foot (US Survey) and light-second units:

Convert Foot (US Survey) to other unit:

foot (US Survey)

Definition of foot (US Survey) unit: ≡ 1200⁄3937 m.

Convert Light-second to other unit:

light-second

Definition of light-second unit: ≡ Distance light travels in one second in vacuum .

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