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 |
---|---|
1.5 f_dN | 15 f_J/m (1.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
2.5 f_dN | 25 f_J/m (2.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
3.5 f_dN | 35 f_J/m (3.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
4.5 f_dN | 45 f_J/m (4.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
5.5 f_dN | 55 f_J/m (5.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
6.5 f_dN | 65 f_J/m (6.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
7.5 f_dN | 75 f_J/m (7.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
8.5 f_dN | 85 f_J/m (8.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
9.5 f_dN | 95 f_J/m (9.5000e+1 f_J/m) |
10.5 f_dN | 105 f_J/m (1.0500e+2 f_J/m) |
11.5 f_dN | 115 f_J/m (1.1500e+2 f_J/m) |
12.5 f_dN | 125 f_J/m (1.2500e+2 f_J/m) |
13.5 f_dN | 135 f_J/m (1.3500e+2 f_J/m) |
14.5 f_dN | 145 f_J/m (1.4500e+2 f_J/m) |
15.5 f_dN | 155 f_J/m (1.5500e+2 f_J/m) |