Converting from Radian per Minute (rad/m) to Degree per Hour (deg/h) in Frequency

What is Radian per Minute (rad/m)

Radian per Minute (rad/m) is a unit of frequency measuring the angular velocity of an object in terms of radians per minute. It signifies the rate of change of an angle in circular motion over time.

What is Degree per Hour (deg/h)

Degree per Hour (deg/h) is a unit used to measure rotational velocity represented in degrees per hour. It is often employed in astronomical and engineering contexts to monitor the angular displacement of celestial bodies or mechanical components.

Conversion Formulas

The conversion formulas between Radian per Minute and Degree per Hour are as follows:

• To convert from rad/m to deg/h: deg/h=rad/m×3437.747

• To convert from deg/h to rad/m: rad/m=deg/h×0.0002908882

Examples

1. Converting 15 rad/m to deg/h:

15 rad/m=15×3437.747=51566.2 deg/h

2. Converting 12 deg/h to rad/m:

12 deg/h=12×0.0002908882=0.003490659 rad/m

3. Converting 13 rad/m to deg/h:

13 rad/m=13×3437.747=44690.71 deg/h

By utilizing these conversion formulas, you can seamlessly switch between Radian per Minute and Degree per Hour in frequency calculations.