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Convert [Points[Navigation]] to [Centesimal Second Of Arc], (p to c SOA)

ANGLE


6445000000000 Points[Navigation]
= 8.0562516756714E+17 Centesimal Second Of Arc
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Category: angle
Conversion: Points[Navigation] to Centesimal Second Of Arc
The base unit for angle is radians (Non-SI Unit)
[Points[Navigation]] symbol/abbrevation: (p)
[Centesimal Second Of Arc] symbol/abbrevation: (c SOA)

How to convert Points[Navigation] to Centesimal Second Of Arc (p to c SOA)?
1 p = 125000.02599956 c SOA.
6445000000000 x 125000.02599956 c SOA = 8.0562516756714E+17 Centesimal Second Of Arc.
Always check the results; rounding errors may occur.

Definition:
In relation to the base unit of [angle] => (radians), 1 Points[Navigation] (p) is equal to 0.19634954084 radians, while 1 Centesimal Second Of Arc (c SOA) = 1.570796E-6 radians.
6445000000000 Points[Navigation] to common angle units
6445000000000 p = 1265472790713.8 radians (rad)
6445000000000 p = 1.2654727907138E+15 milliradians (mrad/mil)
6445000000000 p = 1.2889996116252E+15 angular mils (µ mil)
6445000000000 p = 72506247168981 degrees (°deg)
6445000000000 p = 80562501370407 gradians (grad)
6445000000000 p = 4.3503781204924E+15 arcminutes (arcmin)
6445000000000 p = 2.6102248981698E+17 arcseconds (arcsec)
6445000000000 p = 1208436982035.7 sextants (60°)
6445000000000 p = 2416869348192.9 signs (30°)
6445000000000 p = 201406099563.09 turns (t)
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