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[Formula: J = in lb x 0.112984829027617] [Printer friendly] [Joules to Inch-pounds]

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Inch-pounds to Joules Conversion Table

in lb = 0.112984829027617 J

How to convert from Inch-pounds to Joules

Since 1 inch-pound is equal to 0.112984829027617 joules, we could say that n inch-pounds are equal to 0.112984829027617 times n joules. In other words, we could use the following formula:

joules = inch-pounds x 0.112984829027617

For example, let's say that we want to convert 2 inch-pounds to joules. Then, we just replace inch-pounds in the abovementioned formula with 2:

joules = 2 x 0.112984829027617

That is, 2 inch-pounds are equal to 0.225969658055 joules.

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