Example: To convert 5 decinewton (force) to joule/meter (force), multiply 5 by 10 to get 50 f_J/m (5.0000e+1 f_J/m).
f_dN | f_J/m |
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1.3 f_dN | 13 f_J/m (1.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
2.3 f_dN | 23 f_J/m (2.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
3.3 f_dN | 33 f_J/m (3.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
4.3 f_dN | 43 f_J/m (4.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
5.3 f_dN | 53 f_J/m (5.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
6.3 f_dN | 63 f_J/m (6.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
7.3 f_dN | 73 f_J/m (7.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
8.3 f_dN | 83 f_J/m (8.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
9.3 f_dN | 93 f_J/m (9.3000e+1 f_J/m) |
10.3 f_dN | 103 f_J/m (1.0300e+2 f_J/m) |
11.3 f_dN | 113 f_J/m (1.1300e+2 f_J/m) |
12.3 f_dN | 123 f_J/m (1.2300e+2 f_J/m) |
13.3 f_dN | 133 f_J/m (1.3300e+2 f_J/m) |
14.3 f_dN | 143 f_J/m (1.4300e+2 f_J/m) |
15.3 f_dN | 153 f_J/m (1.5300e+2 f_J/m) |