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

What is Degree per Second (°/s)

Degree per second (°/s) is a unit of angular speed representing the rate of change in angular position per second in degrees. It is commonly used in physics and engineering to measure rotational speed.

What is Radian per Hour (rad/h)

Radian per hour (rad/h) is a unit of angular speed denoting the rate of change in angular position per hour in radians. It is another unit used to express angular speed, especially in contexts where hourly measurements are necessary.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas for converting between degree per second (°/s) and radian per hour (rad/h) are as follows:

• To convert from °/s to rad/h:
  rad/h=°/s×62.83185
• To convert from rad/h to °/s:
  °/s=rad/h×0.01591549

Examples

1. Converting 9 °/s to rad/h:
   • rad/h=9×62.83185=565.4867
2. Converting 16 rad/h to °/s:
   • °/s=16×0.01591549=0.2546479
3. Converting 15 °/s to rad/h:
   • rad/h=15×62.83185=942.4778

Performing conversions between °/s and rad/h allows for flexibility in expressing angular speed based on specific requirements and applications.