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Convert Newton Per Linear Meter to Kilopound Per Linear Foot (n/m to kips/ft)

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Newton Per Linear Meter (abbreviations: N/m, or Npm): is a force in newton applied over a unit length in linear meter.

Kilopound Per Linear Foot (abbreviation: kips/ft): is a force in kilopounds applied over a unit length in linear foot.

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How to Convert Newton Per Linear Meters to Kilopounds Per Linear Feet

Example: How many kilopounds per linear feet are equivalent to 7.03 newton per linear meters?

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1 newton per linear meters = 6.85217832E-5 kilopounds per linear feet

7.03 newton per linear meters = Y kilopounds per linear feet

Assuming Y is the answer, and by criss-cross principle;

Y equals 7.03 times 6.85217832E-5 over 1

(i.e.) Y = 7.03 * 6.85217832E-5 / 1 = 0.000481708135896 kilopounds per linear feet

Answer is: 0.000481708135896 kilopounds per linear feet are equivalent to 7.03 newton per linear meters.

Practice Question: Convert the following units into kips/ft:

N.B.: After working out the answer to each of the next questions, click adjacent button to see the correct answer.

( i ) 29.8 n/m

( ii ) 31.5 n/m

( iii ) 98.6 n/m

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