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how to convert from velocity to acceleration
like 45,000cm/s into m/s^2
like 45,000cm/s into m/s^2
Velocity and acceleration are related by the formula a = v/t, where a is acceleration, v is velocity, and t is time. In order to convert velocity to acceleration, you need to know the velocity and the time interval over which the velocity is changing.
The formula for converting cm/s to m/s^2 is a = v/t, where a is acceleration in m/s^2, v is velocity in cm/s, and t is time in seconds.
In order to convert a velocity given in cm/s to m/s^2, you need to divide the velocity by 100 and then divide by the time interval in seconds. This will give you the acceleration in m/s^2.
The acceleration of an object moving at 45,000cm/s depends on the time interval over which the velocity is changing. If the time interval is 1 second, then the acceleration would be 450m/s^2. If the time interval is 2 seconds, then the acceleration would be 225m/s^2.
No, you cannot directly convert a velocity given in km/h to m/s^2 because km/h is a measure of speed and m/s^2 is a measure of acceleration. However, you can calculate the acceleration if you know the distance and time interval over which the velocity is changing.