It's all a matter of string gauge and tension...
I'd look up the diameters of what you have and compare them to a comparable set of concerts...
I think Dave needs to emphasize
strongly, the word "comparable" in that recommendation. So many people get into trouble comparing gauges, and unless they are comparing the
exact same material, then at best, they're wasting their time.
Strings have different densities, and with that, one material can have a
very different gauge than another when tuned to the same note / same scale. You can see this easily, for example when comparing gauges of Nylgut and flourocarbon.
But don't make the other mistake I see so often, thinking all florocarbon is the same. There are hundreds of formaulae there, all with different densities as well.
The differences will not be so extreme as with comparing nylgut to flouro. They're significant enough, however, that in our mixed material sets, we have one set with the 1st & 4th strings,
both of flouro, both of the
exact same diameter, that give almost
exactly equal tension when tuned a full note apart. That's too much of a difference for any comparison of gauges to be useful to anyone unless you know both materials are in fact, the same.