Converting Velocity to Acceleration: 45,000cm/s to m/s^2

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how to convert from velocity to acceleration

like 45,000cm/s into m/s^2
 
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You don't. They are two different physical quantities. Acceleration is the time difference in velocity, i.e. how does velocity change over time?
 
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