Is 0.27 nN/nm equal to 270N/km in unit conversion?

musacci · 2012-09-21T14:10:05+00:00

Hi everyone, I'm having a little confusion here: I measured a value which is 0.27 nN/nm and I converted it's value as 0.27 N/m. Is this correct or should it be 0.27 nN/nm = 0.27*10^9 N/m Thanks for your help

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