mks said:Given: W = J/s, J = Nm, N = kgm/s2, Hz = 1/s
Convert W2 / NJHz to mks and simplify.
Can someone help me out with this please? Thanks.
Looks goodmks said:the final answer is m/s, right?
The formula for converting W2 / NJHz to mks is mks = (W2 * 10^9) / (NJHz * 10^-9).
To convert W2 / NJHz to mks, you can use the formula mks = (W2 * 10^9) / (NJHz * 10^-9). Simply plug in the values for W2 and NJHz and solve for mks.
W2 / NJHz is a unit of power spectral density, measured in watts per square meter per hertz (W/m²/Hz).
Yes, the conversion of W2 / NJHz to mks can be simplified by canceling out the common factors of 10^9 and 10^-9 in the formula. This results in the simplified formula mks = W2 / NJHz.
Converting W2 / NJHz to mks allows for easier comparison and analysis of power spectral density data in the mks unit, which is commonly used in scientific and engineering calculations.