The line (abbreviated L or l) was a small English unit of length, variously reckoned as 1/10, 1/12, 1/16, or 1/40 of an inch. It was not included among the units authorized as the British Imperial system in 1824. ..more definition+
In relation to the base unit of [length] => (meters), 1 Lines (l) is equal to 0.0021 meters, while 1 Attometers (am) = 1.0E-18 meters.| 1 Lines | to common length units |
|---|---|
| 1 l | = 0.0021 meters (m) |
| 1 l | = 2.1E-6 kilometers (km) |
| 1 l | = 0.21 centimeters (cm) |
| 1 l | = 0.0068897637795276 feet (ft) |
| 1 l | = 0.082677165354331 inches (in) |
| 1 l | = 0.0022965879265092 yards (yd) |
| 1 l | = 1.3048795036984E-6 miles (mi) |
| 1 l | = 2.2196385160131E-19 light years (ly) |
| 1 l | = 7.9370088739539 pixels (PX) |
| 1 l | = 1.3125E+32 planck length (pl) |
| Lines | to Attometers (table conversion) |
|---|---|
| 1 l | = 2.1E+15 am |
| 2 l | = 4.2E+15 am |
| 3 l | = 6.3E+15 am |
| 4 l | = 8.4E+15 am |
| 5 l | = 1.05E+16 am |
| 6 l | = 1.26E+16 am |
| 7 l | = 1.47E+16 am |
| 8 l | = 1.68E+16 am |
| 9 l | = 1.89E+16 am |
| 10 l | = 2.1E+16 am |
| 20 l | = 4.2E+16 am |
| 30 l | = 6.3E+16 am |
| 40 l | = 8.4E+16 am |
| 50 l | = 1.05E+17 am |
| 60 l | = 1.26E+17 am |
| 70 l | = 1.47E+17 am |
| 80 l | = 1.68E+17 am |
| 90 l | = 1.89E+17 am |
| 100 l | = 2.1E+17 am |
| 200 l | = 4.2E+17 am |
| 300 l | = 6.3E+17 am |
| 400 l | = 8.4E+17 am |
| 500 l | = 1.05E+18 am |
| 600 l | = 1.26E+18 am |
| 700 l | = 1.47E+18 am |
| 800 l | = 1.68E+18 am |
| 900 l | = 1.89E+18 am |
| 1000 l | = 2.1E+18 am |
| 2000 l | = 4.2E+18 am |
| 4000 l | = 8.4E+18 am |
| 5000 l | = 1.05E+19 am |
| 7500 l | = 1.575E+19 am |
| 10000 l | = 2.1E+19 am |
| 25000 l | = 5.25E+19 am |
| 50000 l | = 1.05E+20 am |
| 100000 l | = 2.1E+20 am |
| 1000000 l | = 2.1E+21 am |
| 1000000000 l | = 2.1E+24 am |