What is 1 link [li] to Earth's equatorial radius?
The converted value is:1 link [li] = 3.1540244431877E-8 Earth's equatorial radius
Keep reading to learn how to Convert 1 link [li] to Earth's equatorial radius.
What is a Surveyor's Link?
A link equals 7.92 inches (20.12 cm) or 1/100 of a surveyor's chain. Invented by Edmund Gunter in 1620, this unit became fundamental in American land division, where 100 links made 1 chain and 10 chains defined an acre's width.
What is Earth's Equatorial Radius?
Earth's Equatorial Radius is the radius of the Earth measured at the Equator. Its value is approximately 6,378.1 kilometers (3,963.2 miles). Due to Earth's rotation, it is slightly larger than the polar radius.
How to Convert 1 link [li] to Earth's equatorial radius
Use this conversion formula:
output = input × 3.15402444319e-8 + (0)
1 link [li] = 3.15402444319e-8 Earth's equatorial radius
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