How To Convert Miles Per Hour To Feet Per Second - Unit Conversion

This video explains how to convert miles per hour to feet per second using dimensional analysis and basic unit conversion techniques.

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Can you do hamburger per square yard next?

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[vincentrobinette]

I skip the "minutes" part. there are 3, 600 seconds in an hour. I simply multiply the speed by 5280, then divide by 3, 600 to get feet per second. The reverse of this, feet per second, times 3600, then divide by 5280, you get miles per hour. This helps when you want to know how many MPH a bullet shot from a gun is traveling. Muzzle velocity is usually rated in feet per second.

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[paull]

5:19 You did 85 mph by mistake, and the answer is instead a nice whole number, 66 feet per second.

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