Example: To convert 5 joule/meter (force) to decinewton (force), multiply 5 by 0.1 to get 0.5 f_dN (5.0000e-1 f_dN).
f_J/m | f_dN |
---|---|
4 f_J/m | 0.4 f_dN (4.0000e-1 f_dN) |
5 f_J/m | 0.5 f_dN (5.0000e-1 f_dN) |
6 f_J/m | 0.6 f_dN (6.0000e-1 f_dN) |
7 f_J/m | 0.7 f_dN (7.0000e-1 f_dN) |
8 f_J/m | 0.8 f_dN (8.0000e-1 f_dN) |
9 f_J/m | 0.9 f_dN (9.0000e-1 f_dN) |
10 f_J/m | 1 f_dN (1.0000e+0 f_dN) |
11 f_J/m | 1.1 f_dN (1.1000e+0 f_dN) |
12 f_J/m | 1.2 f_dN (1.2000e+0 f_dN) |
13 f_J/m | 1.3 f_dN (1.3000e+0 f_dN) |
14 f_J/m | 1.4 f_dN (1.4000e+0 f_dN) |
15 f_J/m | 1.5 f_dN (1.5000e+0 f_dN) |
16 f_J/m | 1.6 f_dN (1.6000e+0 f_dN) |
17 f_J/m | 1.7 f_dN (1.7000e+0 f_dN) |
18 f_J/m | 1.8 f_dN (1.8000e+0 f_dN) |