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I hear m/s^3 is a jerk.
Yo dawg I heard you like acceleration so I calculated the acceleration of your acceleration
Jerk
If you derive deeper you get snap, crackle, and pop.
mph:
Mph would actually be slightly above km/h according to my thought process while making this. I wanted to express that 1 m/s is way faster than 1 km/h, but seems like everyone took it as me saying m/s is just "better" lol. I think I picked a bad title.
mph is a chihuahua
Runners: min/km
English cars: L / 100 km
It's the same unit bruh. Kilo just means "[a] thousand".
Unfortunately an hour is not a thousand seconds, it's 3.6 thousand.
km/s and m/s is the same, as well as km/h and m/h
What the ISO says?
I always considered km/h the cool one. We'd visit Canada (from the US) and city speed limits would be like 70. Hells yeah
Coherent units best units.
Km*s^-1 * Mpc or km/s/Mpc idk I'm not astrophysicist
Ah, reminds me of high school physics and always trying to remember whether I needed to multiply or divide by 3.6.
That's why I love conversion factors, never had to doubt again. 1 m/s * km/1000m * 3600s/h = 3.6km/h
This is the way.
m/h is where it is
mph
[insert dog barf meme or something, idk]
Everyone knows m/s/s is the real king