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 | 1 | initial version |
There is actually a way to do this; see here.
#define units
ft = units.length.foot
m = units.length.meter
#add some lengths and output in ft
(3*ft + 4*m).convert(units.length.foot).polynomial(RR)
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
There is actually a way to do this; see here.
#define units
ft = units.length.foot
m = units.length.meter
#add some lengths and output in ft
(3*ft + 4*m).convert(units.length.foot).polynomial(RR)
This returns
16.1233595800525*foot
