Revolutions to Gradians Converter

To convert revolutions to gradians, you can use the formula: gradians = revolutions × 400, as one revolution equals 400 gradians.

How to Convert Revolutions to Gradians

1. Understanding the Conversion:

   When converting angles from revolutions to gradians, we’re essentially changing the unit of measurement from one full rotation around a circle to a smaller unit called a gradian. Think of it like changing from counting full circles to counting smaller divisions within a circle.

2. The Formula:

   To perform this conversion, we use a simple formula:

   Gradians = Revolutions × 400

   This means that to find the angle in gradians, we multiply the angle in revolutions by 400. This conversion factor of 400 comes from the definition of a gradian, where one revolution equals 400 gradians.

3. Understanding the Units:

   A revolution is a full rotation around a circle, equivalent to 360 degrees. On the other hand, a gradian is a smaller unit, where there are 400 gradians in one revolution.

4. Example Conversion:

   Let’s say we want to convert 5 revolutions to gradians. Using the formula:

   Gradians = (5 revolutions × 400) = 2,000 gradians

   So, 5 revolutions would be equal to 2,000 gradians.

   Frequently Used Values

   Revolutions	Gradians
   0	0
   0.1	36
   0.2	72
   0.3	108
   0.4	144
   0.5	180
   0.6	216
   0.7	252
   0.8	288
   0.9	324
   1	360
   1.1	396
   1.2	432
   1.3	468
   1.4	504
   1.5	540
   1.6	576
   1.7	612
   1.8	648
   1.9	684
   2	720
   2.1	756
   2.2	792
   2.3	828
   2.4	864
   2.5	900
   2.6	936
   2.7	972
   2.8	1008
   2.9	1044
   3	1080
   3.1	1116
   3.2	1152
   3.3	1188
   3.4	1224
   3.5	1260
   3.6	1296
   3.7	1332
   3.8	1368
   3.9	1404
   4	1440
   4.1	1476
   4.2	1512
   4.3	1548
   4.4	1584
   4.5	1620

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