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What is the numerical factor used to convert degrees to mils?

17.8

In this measurement system, a circle is divided into 6400 mils and into 360 degrees. To convert degrees to mils, you multiply by the number of mils per degree: 6400/360 = 17.777… which is about 17.8. So the correct factor is 17.8, meaning 10 degrees is about 178 mils, 20 degrees about 356 mils, and so on. The other numbers don’t match the standard 6400 mils per circle, so they’re less accurate for converting degrees to mils.

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