point (Didot; European) to foot (Indian) conversion

Conversion number between point (Didot; European) [pt] and foot (Indian) [ft Ind] is 0.0012334004234143. This means, that point (Didot; European) is smaller unit than foot (Indian).

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If conversion between point (Didot; European) to metre and metre to foot (Indian) is exactly definied, high precision conversion from point (Didot; European) to foot (Indian) is enabled.

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point (Didot; European) to foot (Indian) conversion chart

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point (Didot; European)foot (Indian)
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100.012334004234143
200.024668008468285
300.037002012702428
400.04933601693657
500.061670021170713
600.074004025404855
700.086338029638998
800.098672033873141
900.11100603810728
1000.12334004234143
1100.13567404657557
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Details about point (Didot; European) and foot (Indian) units:

Convert Point (Didot; European) to other unit:

point (Didot; European)

Definition of point (Didot; European) unit: ≡  5⁄133 cm . Defined after 1878 as 5/133 cm ≈ 0.00037593985 m

Convert Foot (Indian) to other unit:

foot (Indian)

Definition of foot (Indian) unit: ≈ 0.304799514. of chiefly historical interest


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