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Help in conversion 1800lb/ft into lb/in
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Would I just multiply by 12?
Or instead I could keep the units in feet and just use .5 if something is 6 inches right?
1 ft = 12 inches so yes!
u must divide
because if you get 1800lb/ft then for 1/12th of the feet how much would you have
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1800*(1/12)=150
ya
1 lb/ft=0.0833 lb/in 1800 lb/ft = 0.0833*1800 lb/in 1800 lb/ft = 150 lb/in
make sense right...
Ok. But If I wanted to keep the units in feet, could I convert the inches into ft by using (#of inches/12)?
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1800lb/ft into lb/in 1800 lb/ft * 1 ft/12 in = 150 lb/in
write your unit conversions as fractions, and make sure the units cancel out properly.
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