Meter per Second Squared (m/s²) to Meter per Hour per Second (m/(h·s)) converter

Converting between Meter per Second Squared (m/s²) and Meter per Hour per Second (m/(h•s)) in Acceleration

What is Meter per Second Squared (m/s²)

1 (m/s^2) represents the rate of change of velocity over time in meters per second squared. It is a unit of acceleration commonly used in physics to measure how fast an object's velocity is changing.

What is Meter per Hour per Second (m/(h•s))

1 (m/(h\textbullets)) stands for the acceleration in meters per hour per second. This unit describes the change in velocity over time, where the acceleration is measured in meters per hour per second.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between m/s² and m/(h•s) is:

1 (m/s^2)=3600 (m/(h\textbullets))

1 (m/(h\textbullets))=0.0002777778 (m/s^2)

Examples

1. Converting 6 (m/s^2) to m/(h\textbullets):

6 (m/s^2)=21600 (m/(h\textbullets))

6 (m/(h\textbullets))=0.001666667 (m/s^2)

2. Converting 2 (m/s^2) to m/(h\textbullets):

2 (m/s^2)=7200 (m/(h\textbullets))

2 (m/(h\textbullets))=0.0005555556 (m/s^2)

3. Converting 11 (m/s^2) to m/(h\textbullets):

11 (m/s^2)=39600 (m/(h\textbullets))

11 (m/(h\textbullets))=0.003055556 (m/s^2)

This article provides the necessary conversion factors between meters per second squared and meters per hour per second in acceleration, enabling you to easily switch between the two units.