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I wanted to know how to covert mm/s to m/s. This units are associated with the drift velocity of electrons.
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Convert mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity
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In summary, the formula for converting mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity is v = d/t, where v is the velocity in m/s, d is the distance traveled in meters, and t is the time in seconds. To convert mm/s to m/s, divide the velocity in mm/s by 1000. A calculator can be used for this conversion. This conversion is necessary to express the velocity in a more commonly used unit of measurement and to compare with other velocities. Other units of velocity can also be converted to m/s, using the correct conversion factor.
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prybrr said:I wanted to know how to covert mm/s to m/s. This units are associated with the drift velocity of electrons.
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...divide by 1000. There are 1000 millimeters in a meter ("m" stands for "milli"). In general, you can do unit conversions on google or http://qonos.princeton.edu/nbond/unicalc/calculator.php .
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Do a "factor label method"
[tex]\frac{mm}{s}*\frac{1 meter}{1000 mm}[/tex]
Then cross out the mm's.
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[tex]\frac{mm}{s}*\frac{1 meter}{1000 mm}[/tex]
Then cross out the mm's.
Jameson
Related to Convert mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity
1. What is the formula for converting mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity?
The formula for converting mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity is: v = d/t, where v represents the velocity in m/s, d represents the distance traveled in meters, and t represents the time in seconds.
2. How do I convert mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity?
To convert mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity, divide the velocity in mm/s by 1000. For example, if the velocity is 500 mm/s, the conversion would be 500/1000 = 0.5 m/s.
3. Can I use a calculator to convert mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity?
Yes, you can use a calculator to convert mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity. Simply enter the velocity in mm/s and divide it by 1000 to get the velocity in m/s.
4. Why do we need to convert mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity?
Converting mm/s to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity allows us to express the velocity in a more commonly used unit of measurement. It also makes it easier to compare with other velocities that are measured in m/s.
5. Can I convert other units of velocity to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity?
Yes, you can convert other units of velocity to m/s for Electron Drift Velocity. Just make sure to use the correct conversion factor for the specific unit of measurement. For example, to convert cm/s to m/s, divide the velocity by 100.
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