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Acceleration Converter

Convert acceleration between meters per second squared, feet per second squared, g-force (standard gravity) and gals.

1 meter/square second = 0.1019716213 Acceleration of gravity

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About the Acceleration Converter

Convert acceleration between meters per second squared, feet per second squared, g-force (standard gravity) and gals. The base unit is the meter/square second; every one of the 19 units is defined against it, so any pair converts directly in a single step.

Use it as a free online acceleration calculator: type a value and the result appears as you type, the formula for the selected units is shown below, and the conversion chart lists the most common values — no app, no sign-up.

How to Convert meter/square second to Acceleration of gravity

To convert meter/square second to Acceleration of gravity, multiply the value in meter/square second by 0.1019716213.

meter/square second to Acceleration of gravity conversion chart

meter/square secondAcceleration of gravity
0.10.01019716213
10.1019716213
20.2039432426
50.5098581065
101.019716213
202.039432426
505.098581065
10010.19716213
50050.98581065
1,000101.9716213

Common acceleration conversions

  • 1 meter/square second = 0.1019716213 Acceleration of gravity
  • 1 meter/square second = 0.001 kilometer/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 0.01 hectometer/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 0.1 dekameter/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 10 decimeter/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 100 centimeter/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 1,000 millimeter/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 1,000,000 micrometer/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 1,000,000,000 nanometer/square second
  • 1 meter/square second = 1,000,000,000,000 picometer/square second

How to Use the Acceleration Converter

  1. Type a value in the From box and choose its unit.
  2. Pick the unit you want in the To list — the result updates as you type.
  3. Use the swap button to reverse the conversion, or type in the To box to convert backwards.
  4. Check the All conversions table to see your value in every unit; click a row to make it the target.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert meter/square second to Acceleration of gravity?

To convert meter/square second to Acceleration of gravity, multiply the value in meter/square second by 0.1019716213. For example, 1 meter/square second = 0.1019716213 Acceleration of gravity. Type any value above and the answer updates as you type.

How many meters/square second are in an Acceleration of gravity?

There are 9.80665 meters/square second in 1 Acceleration of gravity. To convert Acceleration of gravity to meters/square second, multiply by 9.80665 — for example, 10 Acceleration of gravity = 98.0665 meters/square second. To go the other way, divide by 9.80665.

How many feet/square second are in an Acceleration of gravity?

There are 32.17404856 feet/square second in 1 Acceleration of gravity. To convert Acceleration of gravity to feet/square second, multiply by 32.17404856 — for example, 10 Acceleration of gravity = 321.7404856 feet/square second. To go the other way, divide by 32.17404856.

How many feet/square second are in a meter/square second?

There are 3.280839895 feet/square second in 1 meter/square second. To convert meters/square second to feet/square second, multiply by 3.280839895 — for example, 10 meters/square second = 32.80839895 feet/square second. To go the other way, divide by 3.280839895.

How many meters/square second are in a gal?

There are 0.01 meters/square second in 1 gal. To convert gals to meters/square second, multiply by 0.01 — for example, 10 gals = 0.1 meters/square second. To go the other way, divide by 0.01.

How many meters/square second are in a foot/square second?

There are 0.3048 meters/square second in 1 foot/square second. To convert feet/square second to meters/square second, multiply by 0.3048 — for example, 10 feet/square second = 3.048 meters/square second. To go the other way, divide by 0.3048.

How many Acceleration of gravity are in a meter/square second?

There are 0.1019716213 Acceleration of gravity in 1 meter/square second. To convert meters/square second to Acceleration of gravity, multiply by 0.1019716213 — for example, 10 meters/square second = 1.019716213 Acceleration of gravity. To go the other way, divide by 0.1019716213.

How many kilometers/square second are in a meter/square second?

There are 0.001 kilometers/square second in 1 meter/square second. To convert meters/square second to kilometers/square second, multiply by 0.001 — for example, 10 meters/square second = 0.01 kilometers/square second. To go the other way, divide by 0.001.

What is the base unit for acceleration conversions?

The meter/square second. Every one of the 19 units in this converter is defined relative to the meter/square second, so any two units convert directly in one step.

How many units does the Acceleration Converter support?

The Acceleration Converter handles 19 units. You can convert between any two of them, or see your value in every unit at once in the "All conversions" table.

How accurate is this acceleration converter?

Conversions use exact definitions wherever one exists (for example the international inch is exactly 2.54 cm and the pound exactly 0.45359237 kg) and calculate in double precision. Choose how many significant digits to show — up to 15.

How do I use the Acceleration Converter?

Type a value in the From box and pick its unit, then pick the unit you want in the To list — the answer updates as you type. Use the swap button to reverse the conversion, or open the "All conversions" table to see the value in every unit.

Is the Acceleration Converter free, and does it work offline?

Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up. Once the page has loaded, every conversion runs in your browser, so nothing is sent to our servers. It's one of 71 engineering and other unit converters on House of Convert.