Milliradians (US WW2) to Minutes (angular)
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Milliradians (US WW2) to Minutes (angular) formula
′ =
Mil (US WW2) * 5.4000
Milliradians (US WW2) to Minutes (angular) formula
′ =
Mil (US WW2) * 5.4000
Minutes (angular)
A minute of arc, also known as arcminute is an unit of angle equal to 1⁄60 of a degree, or 1⁄21600 of a circle . It is used in fields that involve very small angles such as optometry, navigation and marksmanship.
Milliradians (US WW2) to Minutes (angular) table
| Milliradians (US WW2) | Minutes (angular) |
|---|---|
| 0Mil (US WW2) | 0.00′ |
| 1Mil (US WW2) | 5.40′ |
| 2Mil (US WW2) | 10.80′ |
| 3Mil (US WW2) | 16.20′ |
| 4Mil (US WW2) | 21.60′ |
| 5Mil (US WW2) | 27.00′ |
| 6Mil (US WW2) | 32.40′ |
| 7Mil (US WW2) | 37.80′ |
| 8Mil (US WW2) | 43.20′ |
| 9Mil (US WW2) | 48.60′ |
| 10Mil (US WW2) | 54.00′ |
| 11Mil (US WW2) | 59.40′ |
| 12Mil (US WW2) | 64.80′ |
| 13Mil (US WW2) | 70.20′ |
| 14Mil (US WW2) | 75.60′ |
| 15Mil (US WW2) | 81.00′ |
| 16Mil (US WW2) | 86.40′ |
| 17Mil (US WW2) | 91.80′ |
| 18Mil (US WW2) | 97.20′ |
| 19Mil (US WW2) | 102.60′ |
| Milliradians (US WW2) | Minutes (angular) |
|---|---|
| 20Mil (US WW2) | 108.00′ |
| 21Mil (US WW2) | 113.40′ |
| 22Mil (US WW2) | 118.80′ |
| 23Mil (US WW2) | 124.20′ |
| 24Mil (US WW2) | 129.60′ |
| 25Mil (US WW2) | 135.00′ |
| 26Mil (US WW2) | 140.40′ |
| 27Mil (US WW2) | 145.80′ |
| 28Mil (US WW2) | 151.20′ |
| 29Mil (US WW2) | 156.60′ |
| 30Mil (US WW2) | 162.00′ |
| 31Mil (US WW2) | 167.40′ |
| 32Mil (US WW2) | 172.80′ |
| 33Mil (US WW2) | 178.20′ |
| 34Mil (US WW2) | 183.60′ |
| 35Mil (US WW2) | 189.00′ |
| 36Mil (US WW2) | 194.40′ |
| 37Mil (US WW2) | 199.80′ |
| 38Mil (US WW2) | 205.20′ |
| 39Mil (US WW2) | 210.60′ |
| Milliradians (US WW2) | Minutes (angular) |
|---|---|
| 40Mil (US WW2) | 216.00′ |
| 41Mil (US WW2) | 221.40′ |
| 42Mil (US WW2) | 226.80′ |
| 43Mil (US WW2) | 232.20′ |
| 44Mil (US WW2) | 237.60′ |
| 45Mil (US WW2) | 243.00′ |
| 46Mil (US WW2) | 248.40′ |
| 47Mil (US WW2) | 253.80′ |
| 48Mil (US WW2) | 259.20′ |
| 49Mil (US WW2) | 264.60′ |
| 50Mil (US WW2) | 270.00′ |
| 51Mil (US WW2) | 275.40′ |
| 52Mil (US WW2) | 280.80′ |
| 53Mil (US WW2) | 286.20′ |
| 54Mil (US WW2) | 291.60′ |
| 55Mil (US WW2) | 297.00′ |
| 56Mil (US WW2) | 302.40′ |
| 57Mil (US WW2) | 307.80′ |
| 58Mil (US WW2) | 313.20′ |
| 59Mil (US WW2) | 318.60′ |