There are 3600 seconds in one hour. Therefore, 2 yards per second is equal to 2 x 3600 = 7200 yards per hour.
There are 1760 yards in one mile. Therefore, 7200 yards per hour is equal to 7200/1760 = 4.09 recurring (that is, 4.090909...) miles per hour.
At 40 mph you are traveling about 58.667 feet every second.
(miles/hr)*(1/3600)=miles/sec Here is a method to convert units that you can adapt to any conversion: (miles/hr)*(1hr/60min)*(1min/60secs) All I have down here is multiply by fractions that equal 1, except the top and the bottom are in different units. As you can see the hr and min unit drop out and you are left with miles/sec
In 2 seconds at 30 mph (44 ft/s), the distance travelled would be 88 feet. This is calculated by multiplying the speed in feet per second (44 ft/s) by the time in seconds (2 seconds).
1000 yards - or just over 17 miles per hour.
18 feet (3 feet in one yard, 6 yards x 3 feet per yard = 18 feet)
2 meters per second = 4.47 mph
1.466 feet per second = 1 mph 2.933 feet per sec = 2 mph
80 and 2/3 feet per second or 80'8" per second
Jude ran 500 yards in 2 minutes how much is this in feet per second?
To convert speed (in this case, 15 mph) to time taken to run a specific distance (40 yards), you need to first convert the speed to yards per second. Since 1 mile is approximately 1760 yards and 1 hour is 3600 seconds, 15 mph is equivalent to 22 yards per second. Therefore, to cover 40 yards at a speed of 15 mph (22 yards per second), it would take approximately 1.82 seconds (40 yards divided by 22 yards per second).
2 km/s is about 4,473.9 mph
The speed of a falling object increases by approximately 9.8 meters per second every second, which is equivalent to 22 miles per hour every second. After 1 second, the speed would be 22 mph, and after 2 seconds it would be 44 mph, and so on.
3,000 feet in two minutes equates to 8.33 yards per second.
At 40 mph you are traveling about 58.667 feet every second.
You can't because m/s^(2) is acceleration and mph/s is not squared and at best is velocity 'mph/s could be written as 'miles / (hours X Secs) , which is a nonsense.
The car would have to decelerate at a rate of 51.3 feet per second-squared.
The force of gravity is typically measured in units of newtons (N), not yards per second. The force of gravity on an object is 9.81 meters per second squared (m/s^2) on Earth.