Converting from Degree per Second (°/s) to Degree per Day (°/d) | Angular Speed

What is Degree per Second (°/s)

• Degree per Second (°/s) measures the angular speed at which an object rotates in degrees per second. It is commonly used in physics and engineering to describe rotational motion.

What is Degree per Day (°/d)

• Degree per Day (°/d) is another unit of angular speed that measures the rate of rotation in degrees per day. This unit is used for tracking slow rotational movements over extended periods.

Conversion Formulas

• The conversion between Degree per Second (°/s) and Degree per Day (°/d) can be done using the following formulas:

  • To convert from °/s to °/d:

    Angular Speed in °/d=Angular Speed in °/s×86400

  • To convert from °/d to °/s:

    Angular Speed in °/s=Angular Speed in °/d×0.00001157407

Examples

• 6 (°/s) =518400 (°/d)

• 6 (°/d) =0.00006944444 (°/s)

• 12 (°/s) =1036800 (°/d)

• 12 (°/d) =0.0001388889 (°/s)

• 4 (°/s) =345600 (°/d)

• 4 (°/d) =0.0000462963 (°/s)

Use this guide to perform conversions between Degree per Second (°/s) and Degree per Day (°/d) for angular speed calculations.