Convert degree / (hour • second) to cycle / square hour

Learn how to convert 1 degree / (hour • second) to cycle / square hour step by step.

Calculation Breakdown

Set up the equation
1.0(degreehour×second)=x(cyclesquare hour)
Define the base values of the selected units in relation to the SI unit (radiansquare second)
Left side: 1.0 (degreehour×second)=π7.2×104(radiansquare second)=π7.2×104(rads2)
Right side: 1.0 (cyclesquare hour)=π6.48×106(radiansquare second)=π6.48×106(rads2)
Insert known values into the conversion equation to determine x
1.0(degreehour×second)=x(cyclesquare hour)
Insert known values =>
1.0×π7.2×104×(radiansquare second)=x×π6.48×106×(radiansquare second)
Or
1.0π7.2×104(rads2)=xπ6.48×106(rads2)
Cancel SI units
1.0×π7.2×104(rads2)=x×π6.48×106×(rads2)
Conversion Equation
π7.2×104=x×π6.48×106
Cancel factors on both sides
Cancel factors
π7.2×104=x×π6.48×106102
Simplify
1.07.2=x×1.06.48×102
Switch sides
x×1.06.48×102=1.07.2
Isolate x
Multiply both sides by (6.48×1021.0)
x×1.06.48×102×6.48×1021.0=1.07.2×6.48×1021.0
Cancel
x×1.0×6.48×1026.48×102×1.0=1.0×6.48×1027.2×1.0
Simplify
x=6.48×1027.2
Solve x
x=90
Conversion Equation
1.0(degreehour×second)=90(cyclesquare hour)

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