inches per second to feet per second conversion

Conversion number between inches per second [ips] and feet per second [fps] is 0.083333333333333. This means, that inches per second is smaller unit than feet per second.

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If conversion between inches per second to metre-per-second and metre-per-second to feet per second is exactly definied, high precision conversion from inches per second to feet per second is enabled.

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inches per second
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inches per secondfeet per second
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100.83333333333333
201.6666666666667
302.5
403.3333333333333
504.1666666666667
605
705.8333333333333
806.6666666666667
907.5
1008.3333333333333
1109.1666666666667
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Convert Inches per second to other unit:

inches per second

Definition of inches per second unit: ≡ 1 in / 1 s = 2.54 cm / 1 s. The speed at which the body moves 1 inch (or 2.54 centimetres) in 1 second.

Convert Feet per second to other unit:

feet per second

Definition of feet per second unit: ≡ 1 ft / 1 s = 30.48 cm / 1 s. Abbreviation is fps. In America, perhaps this is the second most commonly used speed unit in public life (after miles per hour). Definition: The speed at which the body moves 1 foot (or 30.48 centimetres) in 1 second.


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