Arcsecond to Gradian Converter — Angle Units

Convert Arcsecond to Gradian instantly with accurate angle unit conversion. Learn what they mean, where they’re used, and see examples.

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What is a Arcsecond?

An arcsecond is a unit of angular measurement equal to 1/3600 of a degree. Commonly used in astronomy for expressing tiny angles.

What is a Gradian?

A gradian (or gon) divides a circle into 400 parts. It's used in some engineering and surveying applications due to its base-10 relation.

Conversion Formula

To convert Arcsecond to Gradian, use the formula:

Gradian = Arcsecond × (4.8481368111e-6 / 1.5707963268e-2)

This formula works by converting Arcsecond into radians as the base unit, then converting that result into Gradian. It ensures high-precision conversion.

Example: Convert 10 Arcsecond to Gradian:
10 × (4.848137e-6 ÷ 1.570796e-2) = 0.003086419753 Gradian

Common Arcsecond to Gradian Conversions

ArcsecondGradian
1.00000 Arcsecond
0.0003086419753 Gradian
101.000 Arcsecond
0.03117283951 Gradian
201.000 Arcsecond
0.06203703704 Gradian
301.000 Arcsecond
0.09290123457 Gradian
401.000 Arcsecond
0.1237654321 Gradian
501.000 Arcsecond
0.1546296296 Gradian
601.000 Arcsecond
0.1854938272 Gradian
701.000 Arcsecond
0.2163580247 Gradian
801.000 Arcsecond
0.2472222222 Gradian
901.000 Arcsecond
0.2780864198 Gradian
1001.00 Arcsecond
0.3089506173 Gradian
1101.00 Arcsecond
0.3398148148 Gradian
1201.00 Arcsecond
0.3706790123 Gradian
1301.00 Arcsecond
0.4015432099 Gradian
1401.00 Arcsecond
0.4324074074 Gradian
1501.00 Arcsecond
0.4632716049 Gradian
1601.00 Arcsecond
0.4941358025 Gradian
1701.00 Arcsecond
0.5250000000 Gradian
1801.00 Arcsecond
0.5558641975 Gradian
1901.00 Arcsecond
0.5867283951 Gradian

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