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conversion factor functions. should be simple - not complex. ft_to_m: 0.3048. fpminsq_to_mpssq: 0.00008467. min_to_s: 60. convert acc = 325 ft/min/min to m/s/s. acc*ft_to_m/min_to_s/min_to_s. = 325*0.3048/60/60 = 0.02751666666667. acc* fpminsq_to_mpssq.
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conversion factor functions should be simple - not complex ft_to_m: 0.3048 fpminsq_to_mpssq: 0.00008467 min_to_s: 60 convert acc = 325 ft/min/min to m/s/s acc*ft_to_m/min_to_s/min_to_s = 325*0.3048/60/60 = 0.02751666666667 acc* fpminsq_to_mpssq = 325*0.00008467 = 0.027517750000000 = 325*0.0000847 = 0.027527500000000 we want to maintain as much accuracy as possible avoid ROUNDOFF errors Engr 0012 (04-1) LecNotes 08-01
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