Example: To convert 5 inch-pound to gigawatt-hour, multiply 5 by 3.138467472222222e-14 to get 1.5692e-13 GW*h (1.5692e-13 GW*h).
in*lbf | GW*h |
---|---|
3 in*lbf | 9.4154e-14 GW*h (9.4154e-14 GW*h) |
4 in*lbf | 1.2554e-13 GW*h (1.2554e-13 GW*h) |
5 in*lbf | 1.5692e-13 GW*h (1.5692e-13 GW*h) |
6 in*lbf | 1.8831e-13 GW*h (1.8831e-13 GW*h) |
7 in*lbf | 2.1969e-13 GW*h (2.1969e-13 GW*h) |
8 in*lbf | 2.5108e-13 GW*h (2.5108e-13 GW*h) |
9 in*lbf | 2.8246e-13 GW*h (2.8246e-13 GW*h) |
10 in*lbf | 3.1385e-13 GW*h (3.1385e-13 GW*h) |
11 in*lbf | 3.4523e-13 GW*h (3.4523e-13 GW*h) |
12 in*lbf | 3.7662e-13 GW*h (3.7662e-13 GW*h) |
13 in*lbf | 4.0800e-13 GW*h (4.0800e-13 GW*h) |
14 in*lbf | 4.3939e-13 GW*h (4.3939e-13 GW*h) |
15 in*lbf | 4.7077e-13 GW*h (4.7077e-13 GW*h) |
16 in*lbf | 5.0215e-13 GW*h (5.0215e-13 GW*h) |
17 in*lbf | 5.3354e-13 GW*h (5.3354e-13 GW*h) |