Is Acceleration Measured the Same in Meters as in Feet?

[Probie]

Could someone please tell me how to get m/s/s out of m/s

 

[russ_watters]

Uh, divide by "s"?

I'm not seeing what your real question is...

 

[z-component]

Maybe s/he means how to find acceleration from velocity?

 

[Probie]

Maybe s/he means how to find acceleration from velocity?

That is what I mean.

 

[Doc Al]

Maybe this will help: https://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=905663&postcount=2"

 

[cheechnchong]

velocity over time? (v/t)

 

[Probie]

Acceleration is ft/sec² is it the same for meters even though in metric it is written as m/s/s? That is my question. Maybe I am just to lame to get this stuff. But I am confused.

 

[arildno]

Acceleration is ft/sec² is it the same for meters even though in metric it is written as m/s/s? That is my question. Maybe I am just to lame to get this stuff. But I am confused.

This is a completely different question than you started out with!
Do you understand that?

To answer your new question:
How many feet are there to the meter?