Internet: Better than any teacher/material resource

Hmm, I would agree, but after hours of searching, I still havn't found a decent explanation of how to do Chain Link Conversions. Any help?
And don't say google, that was the first place I checked.

 

http://www.unitconversion.org/length/chain-conversion.html

http://www.metric-conversions.org/length/chains-conversion.htm

 

sorry my friend, I've been there.
I need to have something that looks like this:

83.6mi/hr (1609m/1mi) (1 hr/3600s) = 83.6 (1609m/3600s) = 37.4 m/s

That is the example I have in some physics work I need to do. That is converting 83.6 miles per hour into meters per second.

Any help from physicists or mathematicians would be helpful. PM me if you feel like helping me out haha.

 

hanging out with my friends and I. except we don't do the handbasket thing.

 

83.6 mph = 37.372544 meters per second

 

OMG SKIP!! I love your sig!!!!

On another note did anyone hear about that latino that was selling gas $1.50 / litre, in Cali? Haha, because that comes out to like 7 bucks a gallon, just because of the stupidity of people. Then they bitched when they ended up paying more, lmfao. He said 4 hours after he put the sign up he was SOLD OUT of unleaded fuel, hahahaha!

 

^ 1.50/L isnt that crazy, in Vancouver i've seen 1.31

 

hahah thats great.

 

Thats a cool mexican.


But this is the coolest mexican.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp5YMx5UHbk