Converting from Degree per Hour (°/h) to Radian per Second (rad/s) in Angular Speed

What is Degree per Hour (°/h)

Degree per hour (°/h) is a unit used to measure angular speed, representing the amount of rotation in degrees that occur in one hour. It is commonly used in applications related to rotational velocity and angular acceleration.

What is Radian per Second (rad/s)

Radian per second (rad/s) is another unit of angular speed, measuring the rate of change of the angle in radians per second. This unit is commonly used in physics, engineering, and mathematics to describe rotational motion.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion between °/h and rad/s can be done using the following formulas:

1. To convert from °/h to rad/s:

rad/s=°/h×0.000004848137

2. To convert from rad/s to °/h:

°/h=rad/s×206264.8

Examples

1. Converting 6 °/h to rad/s:

6 °/h=6×0.000004848137 rad/s=0.00002908882 rad/s

2. Converting 7 rad/s to °/h:

7 rad/s=7×206264.8 °/h=1443854 °/h

3. Converting 14 °/h to rad/s:

14 °/h=14×0.000004848137 rad/s=0.00006787392 rad/s

4. Converting 14 rad/s to °/h:

14 rad/s=14×206264.8 °/h=2887707 °/h

Use this page to perform converting from Degree per Hour (°/h) to Radian per Second (rad/s).