Example: To convert 5 assarion (Biblical Roman) to Planck mass, multiply 5 by 0.00009046067532467567 to get 0.0005 m_P (4.5230e-4 m_P).
as_roman | m_P |
---|---|
3 as_roman | 0.0003 m_P (2.7138e-4 m_P) |
4 as_roman | 0.0004 m_P (3.6184e-4 m_P) |
5 as_roman | 0.0005 m_P (4.5230e-4 m_P) |
6 as_roman | 0.0005 m_P (5.4276e-4 m_P) |
7 as_roman | 0.0006 m_P (6.3322e-4 m_P) |
8 as_roman | 0.0007 m_P (7.2369e-4 m_P) |
9 as_roman | 0.0008 m_P (8.1415e-4 m_P) |
10 as_roman | 0.0009 m_P (9.0461e-4 m_P) |
11 as_roman | 0.001 m_P (9.9507e-4 m_P) |
12 as_roman | 0.0011 m_P (1.0855e-3 m_P) |
13 as_roman | 0.0012 m_P (1.1760e-3 m_P) |
14 as_roman | 0.0013 m_P (1.2664e-3 m_P) |
15 as_roman | 0.0014 m_P (1.3569e-3 m_P) |
16 as_roman | 0.0014 m_P (1.4474e-3 m_P) |
17 as_roman | 0.0015 m_P (1.5378e-3 m_P) |