Converting from Mile per Hour per Second (mph/s) to Standard Gravity (g) in Acceleration

What is Mile per Hour per Second (mph/s)

Mile per Hour per Second (mph/s) is a unit of acceleration used in the imperial system. It represents how quickly the speed of an object changes over time, specifically in miles per hour for each second.

What is Standard Gravity (g)

Standard Gravity (g) is a unit of acceleration that represents the acceleration due to gravity on the surface of the Earth. It is commonly used in physics and engineering calculations.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from mph/s to g, you can use the following formula:

g=0.04558539×mph/s

To convert from g to mph/s, use:

mph/s=21.93685×g

Examples

1. Converting 3 mph/s to g:

g=0.04558539×3=0.1367562 g

2. Converting 13 g to mph/s:

mph/s=21.93685×13=285.1791 mph/s

3. Converting 6 mph/s to g:

g=0.04558539×6=0.2735124 g

Conclusion

Use this article as a reference for converting between Mile per Hour per Second (mph/s) and Standard Gravity (g) in acceleration calculations.