link to fermi
Please provide values below to convert link [li] to fermi [F, f], or change ↔.
link [li]
Definition: A link is a unit of length equal to 7.92 inches or 0.201168 meters.
Historyandorigin: It was introduced by Edmund Gunter in 1620.
CurrentUse: It is used in surveying.
funfact: The link was used for land surveying.
fermi [F, f]
Definition: A fermi is a unit of length equal to one femtometer.
Historyandorigin: It is named after Enrico Fermi and is part of the metric system.
CurrentUse: It is used in nuclear physics.
funfact: The fermi is used to measure nuclear distances.
link [li] to fermi [F, f] Conversion Table
| 1 link [li] | 201167999999999 fermi [F, f] |
| 2 link [li] | 402335999999998 fermi [F, f] |
| 3 link [li] | 603503999999997 fermi [F, f] |
| 5 link [li] | 1005839999999994 fermi [F, f] |
| 10 link [li] | 2011679999999989 fermi [F, f] |
| 50 link [li] | 10058399999999944 fermi [F, f] |
| 100 link [li] | 20116799999999890 fermi [F, f] |
| 1000 link [li] | 201167999999998850 fermi [F, f] |
| 10000 link [li] | 2011679999999989000 fermi [F, f] |
| 100000 link [li] | 20116799999999885000 fermi [F, f] |
| 1000000 link [li] | 201167999999998900000 fermi [F, f] |
How to Convert link to fermi
1 link [li] = 201167999999999 fermi [F, f]
1 fermi [F, f] = 4.970969537E-15 link [li]
we use cross multiplication method
link [li] → fermi [F, f]
1 → 201167999999999
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*201167999999999=1*x
by simplifying
x=301751999999998