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Acceleration

Our online acceleration converter makes it easy to convert between different units of acceleration, including m/s², ft/s², and more. Simply input the value and select the unit you wish to convert to get an accurate result.

Select the current unit in the left column, the desired unit in the right column, and enter a value in the left column to generate the resulting conversion.

Formuladivide the Acceleration value by 10
Result:

1 meter-per-square-second = 10 Decimeter/square second

Divide the number by 10 to convert Meter/square second to Decimeter/square second.

Acceleration Unit Conversion chart

Check out this Acceleration conversion table to find out what the conversion factors are between the various Acceleration units:

Complete list of Acceleration units for conversion to see conversion of 1 of below units of Acceleration to Meter/square second and 1 Foot/square second.

UnitSymbolValue in Meter/square secondValue in Foot/square second
Meter/square secondm/s^213.28083989501
Decimeter/square seconddm/s^20.10.328083989501
Kilometer/square secondkm/s^210003280.83989501
Hectometer/square secondhm/s^2100328.083989501
Decameter/square seconddam/s^21032.8083989501
Centimeter/square secondcm/s^20.010.0328083989501
Millimeter/square secondmm/s^20.0010.00328083989501
Micrometer/square secondμm/s^20.0000010.00000328083989501
Nanometer/square secondnm/s^21e-93.28083989501e-9
Picometer/square secondpm/s^21e-123.28083989501e-12
Femtometer/square secondkm/s^21e-153.28083989501e-15
Attometer/square secondam/s^21e-183.28083989501e-18
Galileogal0.010.0328083989501
Mile/square secondmi/s^21609.3445280
Yard/square secondyd/s^20.91443
Foot/square secondft/s^20.30481
Inch/square secondin/s^20.02540.0833333333333
Acceleration of gravityg9.8066532.1740485564
Meter/square second to Decimeter/square second conversion table
Meter/square secondDecimeter/square second
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Acceleration Details

What are the different units of Acceleration?

The SI unit of Acceleration is decimeter/square second. Alternatively, the Acceleration can also be expressed in.

SIMeter/square secondm/s^2
SIDecimeter/square seconddm/s^2
SIKilometer/square secondkm/s^2
SIHectometer/square secondhm/s^2
SIDecameter/square seconddam/s^2
SICentimeter/square secondcm/s^2
SIMillimeter/square secondmm/s^2
SIMicrometer/square secondμm/s^2
SINanometer/square secondnm/s^2
SIPicometer/square secondpm/s^2
SIFemtometer/square secondkm/s^2
SIAttometer/square secondam/s^2
CGSGalileogal
ImperialMile/square secondmi/s^2
ImperialYard/square secondyd/s^2
ImperialFoot/square secondft/s^2
ImperialInch/square secondin/s^2
NaturalAcceleration of gravityg

Common Acceleration Conversions

Meter/square second Conversions

Decimeter/square second Conversions

Kilometer/square second Conversions

Hectometer/square second Conversions

Decameter/square second Conversions

Centimeter/square second Conversions

Millimeter/square second Conversions

Micrometer/square second Conversions

Nanometer/square second Conversions

Picometer/square second Conversions

Femtometer/square second Conversions

Attometer/square second Conversions

Galileo Conversions

Mile/square second Conversions

Yard/square second Conversions

Foot/square second Conversions

Inch/square second Conversions

Acceleration of gravity Conversions

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How can I use Acceleration?
    Select the current unit in the top column, the desired unit in the bottom column, and enter a value in the top left column to generate the resulting conversion.
  • What are the SI Units of Acceleration?
    The SI unit of Acceleration is decimeter/square second.
  • What are the different units of Acceleration?
    The SI unit of Acceleration is decimeter/square second. Alternatively, the Acceleration can also be expressed in .