Physics, asked by meenaanirudh15fghhcv, 10 months ago

an acceleration of 10m/s2 in km/h2​

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Answered by akulhari2002
36

Answer:

129600 km/hr2

Explanation:

1m = 1/1000 km &

1sec. = 1/3600 hr

so 10 m/s-2 = 10 * 1/1000 * (3600)2 km/hr2

129600 km/hr2

hope you got it

Answered by muscardinus
13

Acceleration in km/h^2 is 1.296\times10^5\ km\ h^{-2} .

Given :

Acceleration is 10\ m\ s^{-2} .

Therefore , a=10\ m\ s^{-2}    ......( 1 )

We need to convert it into km\ h^{-2} .

We know ,

1\ km=1000\ m\\ \\1\ m=10^{-3}\ km\ .

And ,

1 \ h=3600\ s\\\\1\ h^2=3600^2\ s^2\\\\1 \ s^{-2}=3600^2\ h^{-2}

Putting value of m and s^{-2} in equation ( 1 ) we get ,

a=10\ \times (10^{-3}\ km )\times(3600^2\times h^{-2})\\\\\a=1.296\times10^5\ km\ h^{-2}

Hence , this is the required solution .

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