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Kilometrin ja mailin suhde

One kilometer is 1,000 meters, but mile is more unknown in Europe. Inch = 2.54 cm => foot 12 inches = 30.48 cm => mile = 5280 feet = 1609 m. In the calculation kilometer and mileage are calculated on each other. Pascal's triangle defines at the fifth row, the mile length of 1610 m. The inch dimensional, and SI system world can in principle calculate between using their own dimensions.

                         1                                                  1 000 m          (kilometer)

                   1         1                        1,1 x 1,0     = 1 100 m

               1        2        1                   1,1 x 1,1     = 1 210 m

          1        3       3       1                1,1 x 1,21   = 1 331 m

      1       4        6       4      1            1,1 x 1,331 = 1 464 m

  1     6        1        1       6      1        1,1 x 1,464 = 1 610 m          (mile)

Difference of the Pascal's triangle-assigned mile length is 2 m / 1 611 m x 100= 0.12 %. The trip as a length is one-dimensional way forward that fatigues through the Gravity. In the end, everything has the same meaning, and in many cases to be compared with each other. The first row of Pascal's triangle is the physical world index of zero dimension. Fifth, the lowest row is a factor in terms of proportionality. The golden ratio 1.618 is related to everything in nature and the large number of art and structures. Strength in machine building, physics and physiology will get their share of these reviews.

The length of a mile can also be compared to the ancient cubit. Our SI system is an accurate old measurement system, described as follows. The meter is defined as 1/10x10^6 of the distance from the Equator to the North Pole.

mail = 5280 feet = 1609 m

0.523 x 10 000 feet

The ancient cubit 523 mm

0.523 x 1000 mm

The English have discovered in their research that the measurements of the world measured in inches and the ancient structures of Egypt are mutually computable. Unfortunately, I cannot give a more precise description of this than above.

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