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

What is Degree per Second (°/s)

Degree per Second (°/s) is a unit of angular speed that measures the rate at which an object rotates in degrees as time passes. It is commonly used in physics and engineering to describe rotational motion.

What is Radian per Week (rad/wk)

Radian per Week (rad/wk) is another unit of angular speed that measures the angular displacement of an object in radians over a period of one week. This unit is not as commonly used as radians per second but can be relevant in certain astronomical or geophysical contexts.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas between Degree per Second (°/s) and Radian per Week (rad/wk) are as follows:

• To convert from °/s to rad/wk:
  rad/wk=10555.75×°/s
• To convert from rad/wk to °/s:
  °/s=0.00009473509×rad/wk

Examples

• 17 (°/s) is equal to 179447.8 (rad/wk)
• 17 (rad/wk) is equal to 0.001610496 (°/s)
• 3 (°/s) is equal to 31667.25 (rad/wk)
• 3 (rad/wk) is equal to 0.0002842053 (°/s)
• 7 (°/s) is equal to 73890.26 (rad/wk)
• 7 (rad/wk) is equal to 0.0006631456 (°/s)

Use this page to perform converting from Degree per Second (°/s) to Radian per Week (rad/wk) for your angular speed calculations.