Convert 2 Arcminute to Gradian - Angle

A list of units symbol and data.
From ′	To gon	All conversion
1 ′	0.018518518518518517 gon
2 ′	0.037037037037037035 gon
3 ′	0.055555555555555546 gon
4 ′	0.07407407407407407 gon
5 ′	0.09259259259259259 gon
6 ′	0.11111111111111109 gon
7 ′	0.12962962962962962 gon
8 ′	0.14814814814814814 gon
9 ′	0.16666666666666663 gon
10 ′	0.18518518518518517 gon

A list of units symbol and data.

From ′

To gon

All conversion

1 ′

0.018518518518518517 gon

2 ′

0.037037037037037035 gon

3 ′

0.055555555555555546 gon

4 ′

0.07407407407407407 gon

5 ′

0.09259259259259259 gon

6 ′

0.11111111111111109 gon

7 ′

0.12962962962962962 gon

8 ′

0.14814814814814814 gon

9 ′

0.16666666666666663 gon

10 ′

0.18518518518518517 gon

Arcminute (′)

An arcminute is 1/60th of a degree, allowing for finer subdivisions of angles. This unit is essential in fields requiring high precision, such as astronomy, navigation, and cartography. By enabling more detailed angular measurements, arcminutes facilitate accurate observations and mappings of celestial and terrestrial objects.

Gradian (gon)

The gradian, also known as gon or grade, divides a circle into 400 equal parts, making it particularly useful in fields like surveying and civil engineering. This unit simplifies calculations involving right angles, as 100 gradians equal 90 degrees. Although not as commonly used globally, it remains significant in specific technical applications.