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Milliliter/day to hundred-cubic foot/hour

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Flow converter from milliliter/day to hundred-cubic foot/hour

$$ 1\ \mathrm{ml/d}={\cfrac{1}{60\cdot 60\cdot 24\cdot 10^6}}\cdot{1/\left(\left(0.9144/3\right)^3\cdot 10^2\right)\cdot 60\cdot 60}\ \mathrm{hundred\ ft^3/h}=1.471E-8\ \mathrm{hundred\ ft^3/h} $$
$ 1.4714444467287E-8\ \mathrm{hundred\ ft^3/h} $
Unrounded result
1.4714444467287E-8
$1\ \mathrm{ml/d}={\cfrac{1}{60\cdot 60\cdot 24\cdot 10^6}}\cdot{1/\left(\left(0.9144/3\right)^3\cdot 10^2\right)\cdot 60\cdot 60}\ \mathrm{hundred\ ft^3/h}=1.471E-8\ \mathrm{hundred\ ft^3/h}$
Equations in LaTeX code
1\ \mathrm{ml/d}={\cfrac{1}{60\cdot 60\cdot 24\cdot 10^6}}\cdot{1/\left(\left(0.9144/3\right)^3\cdot 10^2\right)\cdot 60\cdot 60}\ \mathrm{hundred\ ft^3/h}=1.471E-8\ \mathrm{hundred\ ft^3/h}
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