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Mil (Soviet Union), angle
The angular mil is commonly used by military organisations. Its relationship to the radian gives rise to the handy property that object of size S that subtends an angle A angular mils is at a distance D = 1000*S/A. Alternatively, if the distance is known, we can determine the size of an object by S = A*D/1000. The practical form of this that is easy to remember is: 1 mil at 1 km is about 1 metre. Another example: 100 mils at 2 km is about 200 metres.However, military mils are fixed angles not based on the above formula. 1/6000 circle in the Soviet Union.
1 Soviet Union
is equal to
0.06 degree
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0.06
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1.05×10-3
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1.67×10-4
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1.67×10-4
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1.67×10-4
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1.67×10-4
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1.67×10-4
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6.67×10-4
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1.07
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1
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1.05
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0.07
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0.07
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0.01
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4×10-3