Dollars to cents
Type a value in $ to get it in ¢ instantly.
10,000¢
That's 23× as large as the xenon poison after shutdown — nothing on our list beats it. That is about 100 dollars of reactivity.
What it means
How far from critical?
Dollars use β = 0.0065 for uranium-235. A plutonium-fuelled or high-burnup core has a smaller β, so the same pcm is worth more dollars.
The math
How to convert $ to ¢
To convert dollars to cents, multiply by 100.
Example: 100 $ × 100 = 10,000 ¢.
In the other direction, 1 ¢ = 0.01 $.
Every unit
Your reactivity in every unit
Tables
$ to ¢ conversion table
| $ | ¢ |
|---|---|
| 0.00154 $ | 0.154 ¢ |
| 0.0154 $ | 1.54 ¢ |
| 0.0769 $ | 7.69 ¢ |
| 0.154 $ | 15.4 ¢ |
| 0.385 $ | 38.5 ¢ |
| 0.769 $ | 76.9 ¢ |
| 1 $ | 100 ¢ |
| 1.54 $ | 154 ¢ |
| 3.08 $ | 308 ¢ |
| 7.69 $ | 769 ¢ |
¢ to $ conversion table
| ¢ | $ |
|---|---|
| 1 ¢ | 0.01 $ |
| 10 ¢ | 0.1 $ |
| 50 ¢ | 0.5 $ |
| 100 ¢ | 1 $ |
| 250 ¢ | 2.5 $ |
| 500 ¢ | 5 $ |
| 650 ¢ | 6.5 $ |
| 1,000 ¢ | 10 $ |
| 2,000 ¢ | 20 $ |
| 5,000 ¢ | 50 $ |
Quick answers
Quick answers
- How many ¢ is 1 $?
- 1 $ is 100 ¢.
- How many ¢ is 10 $?
- 10 $ is 1,000 ¢.
- How many ¢ is 100 $?
- 100 $ is 10,000 ¢.
The units
About these units
Dollars ($)
One delayed neutron fraction. The line between controllable and prompt.
Cents (¢)
Hundredths of a dollar, the everyday operating unit.
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