Minutes of Arc to Gradians Converter

To convert minutes of arc to gradians, divide the angle by the conversion ratio of 54 minutes of arc per gradian, using the formula: gradians = minutes of arc ÷ 54.

Minutes of Arc to Gradians Converter

Enter the angle in minutes of arc below to get the value converted to gradians.

How to Convert Minutes of Arc to Gradians

When you want to change an angle measured in minutes of arc to gradians, follow these steps:

  1. Understand the Ratio:

    Firstly, realize that 54 minutes of arc equals one gradian. This means that each gradian is made up of 54 smaller units called minutes of arc.

  2. Use the Conversion Formula:

    To make the conversion, you simply divide the number of minutes of arc by 54. This gives you the equivalent value in gradians. The formula is:

    gradians = minutes of arc ÷ 54

  3. Apply the Formula:

    For example, if you have 5 minutes of arc, you would divide 5 by 54:

    gradians = (5 ÷ 54) ≈ 0.092593g

So, when you convert 5 minutes of arc to gradians, you get approximately 0.092593 gradians.

Understanding the Units:

Minutes of Arc: These are tiny measurements of angles. Imagine dividing a circle into 60 equal parts; each part would be a minute of arc.

Gradians: Gradians are a way to measure angles, where one full circle is divided into 400 equal parts. It simplifies angles, especially when dealing with right angles.

So, when you convert between minutes of arc and gradians, you’re essentially shifting between different ways to express the same angle, just like converting between inches and centimeters to measure length.

Frequently Used Values

Minutes of ArcGradians
1′0.0157
2′0.0314
3′0.0471
4′0.0628
5′0.0785
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