Convert 2 Arcminute to Turn - Angle

A list of units symbol and data.
From ′	To turn	All conversion
1 ′	0.000046296296296296294 turn
2 ′	0.00009259259259259259 turn
3 ′	0.0001388888888888889 turn
4 ′	0.00018518518518518518 turn
5 ′	0.0002314814814814815 turn
6 ′	0.0002777777777777778 turn
7 ′	0.0003240740740740741 turn
8 ′	0.00037037037037037035 turn
9 ′	0.00041666666666666664 turn
10 ′	0.000462962962962963 turn

A list of units symbol and data.

From ′

To turn

All conversion

1 ′

0.000046296296296296294 turn

2 ′

0.00009259259259259259 turn

3 ′

0.0001388888888888889 turn

4 ′

0.00018518518518518518 turn

5 ′

0.0002314814814814815 turn

6 ′

0.0002777777777777778 turn

7 ′

0.0003240740740740741 turn

8 ′

0.00037037037037037035 turn

9 ′

0.00041666666666666664 turn

10 ′

0.000462962962962963 turn

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.

Turn

A turn represents a complete rotation or 360 degrees. This unit provides a straightforward way to describe full rotations and is often used in contexts like rotational mechanics and phase angles in waveforms. One turn equals 2π radians or 400 gradians, offering a unified approach to measuring complete circular motions.