Ivan92 said:
Pengwuino said:
To convert km/hr to m/s^2, you need to use the formula m/s^2 = (km/hr * 1000) / (3600)^2. This will give you the acceleration in meters per second squared.
Kilometers per hour (km/hr) is a unit of speed, while meters per second squared (m/s^2) is a unit of acceleration. We may need to convert between these units when working with physics or engineering problems that involve acceleration.
The conversion factor for km/hr to m/s^2 is (km/hr * 1000) / (3600)^2. This takes into account the different units of measurement and converts speed to acceleration.
Yes, you can use a calculator to convert km/hr to m/s^2 by using the formula m/s^2 = (km/hr * 1000) / (3600)^2. You can also find online converters or use a spreadsheet program to make the conversion.
Yes, there is a difference between km/hr and m/s^2. Km/hr is a unit of speed, while m/s^2 is a unit of acceleration. This means that km/hr measures how fast an object is moving, while m/s^2 measures the rate at which an object's velocity is changing.