pica (printer's) to pixel (X)
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pica (printer's)
Definition: The printer's pica is a unit of length used in printing, equal to 1/6 of an inch, or 4.233 mm, traditionally used to measure type sizes and spacing.
Historyandorigin: This unit has its roots in the printing industry, where it was used to measure the width of typefaces and the space between lines.
CurrentUse: It is still used in some printing environments to measure type and layout, though digital systems have largely adopted other units.
funfact: In printing, a pica is often used to define the size of type and layout for books, magazines, and other printed material.
pixel (X)
Definition: Pixel (X) refers to the horizontal unit of measurement for display screens, where each pixel represents a single point of color on a screen.
Historyandorigin: The concept of a pixel comes from early computer graphics technology, and it has evolved as screen resolutions have increased over time.
CurrentUse: Pixels are the fundamental unit of measurement for digital images and displays, used to represent images, text, and interface elements in screens and graphics.
funfact: Screen resolution is often given in pixels, such as 1920x1080, which means 1920 pixels horizontally (X) and 1080 vertically (Y).
pica (printer's) to pixel (X) Conversion Table
| 1 pica (printer's) | 15.940224 pixel (X) |
| 2 pica (printer's) | 31.880448 pixel (X) |
| 3 pica (printer's) | 47.820672 pixel (X) |
| 5 pica (printer's) | 79.70112 pixel (X) |
| 10 pica (printer's) | 159.40224 pixel (X) |
| 50 pica (printer's) | 797.0112 pixel (X) |
| 100 pica (printer's) | 1594.0224 pixel (X) |
| 1000 pica (printer's) | 15940.224 pixel (X) |
| 10000 pica (printer's) | 159402.24 pixel (X) |
| 100000 pica (printer's) | 1594022.4 pixel (X) |
| 1000000 pica (printer's) | 15940224 pixel (X) |
How to Convert pica (printer's) to pixel (X)
1 pica (printer's) = 15.940224 pixel (X)
1 pixel (X) = 0.0627343756 pica (printer's)
we use cross multiplication method
pica (printer's) → pixel (X)
1 → 15.940224
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*15.940224=1*x
by simplifying
x=23.910336