9 units · base unit m/s² · L T⁻²
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0.101 971 621 298g
As a fraction: 20000/196133
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1 m/s² = 0.101971621298 g
Show this value in all 9 acceleration units
- Meter per second squareds m/s² 1
- Standard gravitys g 0.101 971 621 298
- Gals Gal 100
- Milligals mGal 100 000
- Foot per second squareds ft/s² 3.280 839 895 01
- Inch per second squareds in/s² 39.370 078 740 2
- Kilometer per hour per seconds km/h/s 3.6
- Mile per hour per seconds mph/s 2.236 936 292 05
- Knot per seconds kn/s 1.943 844 492 44
Every row is Meter per second squared (m/s²) converted through the meter per second squared, in exact rational arithmetic.
Common acceleration conversions
- m/s² → g
- m/s² → Gal
- m/s² → ft/s²
- m/s² → km/h/s
- m/s² → mph/s
- g → m/s²
- g → Gal
- g → ft/s²
- g → km/h/s
- g → mph/s
- Gal → m/s²
- Gal → g
- Gal → ft/s²
- Gal → km/h/s
- Gal → mph/s
- ft/s² → m/s²
- ft/s² → g
- ft/s² → Gal
- ft/s² → km/h/s
- ft/s² → mph/s
- km/h/s → m/s²
- km/h/s → g
- km/h/s → Gal
- km/h/s → ft/s²
- km/h/s → mph/s
- mph/s → m/s²
- mph/s → g
- mph/s → Gal
- mph/s → ft/s²
- mph/s → km/h/s
All acceleration units
Each unit expressed in meter per second squareds (m/s²), the unit everything in this category converts through.
| Unit | Symbol | System | Value in m/s² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meter per second squared | m/s² | SI | 1 |
| Standard gravity | g | other | 9.80665 |
| Gal | Gal | cgs | 0.01 |
| Milligal | mGal | cgs | 0.00001 |
| Foot per second squared | ft/s² | imperial | 0.3048 |
| Inch per second squared | in/s² | imperial | 0.0254 |
| Kilometer per hour per second | km/h/s | metric | 0.277777777778 |
| Mile per hour per second | mph/s | imperial | 0.44704 |
| Knot per second | kn/s | other | 0.514444444444 |
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Convert m/s², g-force, ft/s², gal and 0-to-60 style rates.
Dimensional formula: L T⁻². Every conversion on this page goes through the meter per second squared, using exact fractions rather than decimal approximations. Read how that works →