cup (US food nutrition labeling) to cord-foot conversion

Conversion number between cup (US food nutrition labeling) [c (US)] and cord-foot is 0.00052972000082233. This means, that cup (US food nutrition labeling) is smaller unit than cord-foot.

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cup (US food nutrition labeling)cord-foot
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100.0052972000082233
200.010594400016447
300.01589160002467
400.021188800032893
500.026486000041116
600.03178320004934
700.037080400057563
800.042377600065786
900.04767480007401
1000.052972000082233
1100.058269200090456
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cup (US food nutrition labeling)

Definition of cup (US food nutrition labeling) unit: ≡ 240 mL. The cup currently used in the United States for nutrition labelling is defined in United States law as 240 ml = 2.4×10−4 m³

Convert Cord-foot to other unit:

cord-foot

Definition of cord-foot unit: ≡ 16 cu ft. = 16 × 0.3048³= 0.453069545472 m³


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