mile (tactical or data)-pica (PostScript) conversion

Conversion number between mile (tactical or data) and pica (PostScript) is 432000. This means, that mile (tactical or data) is bigger unit than pica (PostScript).

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mile (tactical or data)

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Calculation process of conversion value

1 mile (tactical or data) = (exactly) `(1828.8) / ((254/60000))` = 432000 pica (PostScript)
1 pica (PostScript) = (exactly) `((254/60000)) / (1828.8)` = 2.3148148148148 × 10^-6 mile (tactical or data)
? mile (tactical or data) × `(1828.8 ("m"/"mile (tactical or data)")) / ((254/60000) ("m"/"pica (PostScript)"))` = ? pica (PostScript)

High precision conversion

If conversion between mile (tactical or data) to metre and metre to pica (PostScript) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from mile (tactical or data) to pica (PostScript) is enabled.

Decimal places: (0-800)

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mile (tactical or data) to pica (PostScript) conversion chart

Start value:	[mile (tactical or data)]
Step size	[mile (tactical or data)]
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mile (tactical or data)	pica (PostScript)
0	0
10	4320000
20	8640000
30	12960000
40	17280000
50	21600000
60	25920000
70	30240000
80	34560000
90	38880000
100	43200000
110	47520000

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Details about mile (tactical or data) and pica (PostScript) units:

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mile (tactical or data)

Definition of mile (tactical or data) unit: ≡ 6000 ft .

Convert Pica (PostScript) to other unit:

pica (PostScript)

Definition of pica (PostScript) unit: ≡ 12 points .

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