Question

3 km/h= m/s?

Answer 1

`3` km/h = `0.8333` m/s

Explanation:

You can solve this by using a formula

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =_41Cu1ytEiI

But the best way to solve conversion problems is by using an on-line conversion calculator

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Answer 2

`0.833` m/s

Explanation:

First you need to understand what `3` km per hour means.

In `1` hour the distance covered is `3`km

However, we want to change to metres.

Knowing that `1` km = `1000` m gives us:

In `1` hour the distance covered is `3`km
In `1` hour the distance covered is `3000" "larr xx1000`

In `1` minute you will cover`1/60` of the distance in an hour

In `1` second you will cover `1/60` of the distance in a minute.

`3 "km/hour" = (3xx1000)/(60xx60)"m/s "(larr xx 1000)/(larr div 3600)`

`= 0.833`m/s

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To convert from m/s to km/h you will do exactly the opposite:

m/s to km/h`" "rarr xx3600/1000 = xx3.6`

km/h to m/s`" "rarr xx 1000/3600 = div3.6`

You can easily learn these short cut calculations.
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Answer 3

3km/h => 3000m/h

i.e. `3000 -: (60 * 60)`m/s

=> `(3000-:3600)`m/s

or, `(5-:6)`m/s

i.e. 0.83333m/s

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