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Discover the ease of converting angular measurements from degrees and minutes to revolutions per second with Newtum's intuitive tool. Get precise conversions in a snap!
A Degree Minute, often denoted as 'D°M', is a unit of angular measurement that is equivalent to 1/60th of a degree. Since a full rotation is 360 degrees, a degree is divided into 60 equal parts, each being a minute of arc. Thus, a degree minute is used to express angles with greater precision.
Definition of Revolution secondRevolution per second is a unit of angular velocity. It describes the number of complete turns, or revolutions, that an object makes around an axis in one second. One revolution equals 360 degrees of rotation; hence, revolution per second measures how fast something spins or rotates.
| Degree Minute (°M) | Revolution Second (rev/s) |
|---|---|
| 1°M | 0.0000463 rev/s |
| 10°M | 0.000463 rev/s |
| 30°M | 0.001389 rev/s |
| 60°M | 0.002778 rev/s |
| 120°M | 0.005556 rev/s |
| 180°M | 0.008333 rev/s |
| 300°M | 0.013889 rev/s |
| 450°M | 0.020833 rev/s |
| 600°M | 0.027778 rev/s |
| 720°M | 0.033333 rev/s |
Example 1:
Convert 15°M to rev/s:
15°M = 15 × 0.0000463 rev/s ≈ 0.0006945 rev/s
Example 2:
Convert 45°M to rev/s:
45°M = 45 × 0.0000463 rev/s ≈ 0.0020835 rev/s
The Degree minute to Revolution second Converter traces its utility back to the need for precision in fields like navigation and engineering. Over time, as technology advanced, the conversion process evolved from manual calculations to the development of digital tools that offer instant and accurate results.
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Example 1:
To convert 20°M to rev/s:
20°M = 20 × 0.0000463 rev/s = 0.000926 rev/s
Example 2:
To convert 300°M to rev/s:
300°M = 300 × 0.0000463 rev/s = 0.013889 rev/s
