How to convert meters to seconds?

Question

I need answers fast, it's extra credit for my AP physics

Answer 1

Ideally the best way to answer an absurd question is to answer that question in a way that makes it sensible.  That way your teacher will feel less inane tonight.  light travels 3*10^8 meters per second.  Thus do the math..how far does light travel in one second?  

Answer 2

If you can show how to convert length into time, you'll win the Nobel prize.

• goring

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  4 weeks agoReport

  This equation is based on Einstein view how an observer sees motion and time at a distance
  

Answer 3

Length, mass, time or MKS. More recently S.I. for the currently agreed upon system of units described in the source. This is a short read you must understand. 

Source(s): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System...

Answer 4

You fail because it's impossible to convert time to length

• Robert1 month agoReport

  not if you believe hard enough
  

Answer 5

meters per second is velocity. What are you trying to convert it to? 

Answer 6

Your parents must be so proud of you.

Answer 7

One way is to use the speed of light as "normalizing" constant then 1 m/c = 3.33x10^-9 seconds

Answer 8

You're not in AP Physics. Troll smarter, not harder.

• Luke1 month agoReport

  oof gotem
  

Answer 9

You can't convert meters to seconds.  Meters are a measure of distance and seconds are a measure of time (they measure different things).  Meters PER second is a whole different ball game.  Or we could talk four dimensional "spacetime" but that could be beyond your grasp (and possibly mine too).

• megalomaniac

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  1 month agoReport

  Without understanding the concept, the equation is meaningless (except perhaps as a work of art).
  

Answer 10

You don’t. It’s meters per second