Conversion between Kilometers per Hour and Meters per Second

This video tutorial explains how to convert between kilometers per hour and meters per second using both quick and detailed methods. It provides step-by-step examples for each conversion direction, ensuring viewers understand the process and can apply it in tests or practical scenarios.

What is the quick method to convert a speed from kilometers per hour to meters per second?

• Divide by 1.6

• Multiply by 1.6

• Divide by 3.6

• Multiply by 3.6

If you have a speed in meters per second, how can you convert it to kilometers per hour using the quick method?

• Divide by 1.6

• Multiply by 3.6

• Divide by 3.6

• Multiply by 1.6

In the detailed conversion process, what is the first step when converting kilometers per hour to meters per second?

• Convert hours to seconds

• Convert kilometers to meters

• Convert minutes to seconds

• Convert meters to kilometers

What is the result of converting 40 kilometers per hour to meters per second using the detailed method?

• 11.1 m/s

• 13.3 m/s

• 10.5 m/s

• 12.2 m/s

When converting 75 kilometers per hour to meters per second, what is the final result?

• 20.83 m/s

• 19.4 m/s

• 18.5 m/s

• 21.7 m/s

What is the first step in the detailed conversion from meters per second to kilometers per hour?

• Convert kilometers to meters

• Convert minutes to hours

• Convert meters to kilometers

• Convert seconds to minutes

What is the result of converting 24 meters per second to kilometers per hour using the quick method?

• 90.5 km/h

• 86.4 km/h

• 100.8 km/h

• 72.4 km/h

In the practice example, what is the final result of converting 19 meters per second to kilometers per hour?

• 72.6 km/h

• 70.5 km/h

• 68.4 km/h

• 65.4 km/h

What is the key factor to remember when canceling units during conversion?

• Units must be on opposite sides

• Units must be on the same side

• Units must be added

• Units must be multiplied

What is the importance of the order in which you cancel units during conversion?

• It does not matter as long as units cancel correctly

• It determines the accuracy of the result

• It affects the speed of calculation

• It changes the final result