I Equal or Not? Comparing km/h/s & km/s/h Acceleration

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The discussion confirms that the units of acceleration 1 km/h/s and 1 km/s/h are equivalent, both translating to 1000/3600 m/s². Participants emphasize the importance of numerical examples to illustrate this equivalence, suggesting that after one second, 1 km/s/h equals approximately 0.28 m/s². The conversation welcomes new participants and encourages further exploration of the topic with practical calculations. Overall, the thread clarifies the relationship between these units of acceleration effectively.
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Either these units of acceleration are equal or not? How?
 
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Yes. 1 km/h/s is 1 km/s/h is 1000/3600 m/s2

Oh, and: Hello Kishwar, :welcome: !
 
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What do you think? Have you tried with some numbers, like what is the speed in both cases after one second?
 
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BvU said:
Yes. 1 km/h/s is 1 km/s/h is 1000/3600 m/s2

Oh, and: Hello Kishwar, :welcome: !
Hello. Thank you.
 
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Correct. It would be perfect wen you also add a number on the left hand side: 1.0 km/s/h = 0.28 m/s^2
 
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