Velocity Unit

meters per second, m/s

m/s^2 is acceleration.

 

Assuming that you are measuring distance in meters and time in seconds, then, since velocity is "distance/time", its units would be m/s.
Acceleration, which is "velocity/ time" would be (m/s)/s= m/s².

Of course, if you measure distance in miles and time in hours, then velocity would be "miles divide by hours", mi/hr or "miles per hour".

 

how do u calculate velocity WITHOUT time?

 

Eh? What does that have to do with this thread?

 

1. Don't "hijack" some else's thread to ask a separate question. Start your own.

2. You can't "calculate velocity WITHOUT time". You can, under certain conditions, calculate velocity "at a given instant", without a change in time. That's one of the basic questions calculus was developed to answer.