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Standard gravities to Metres per second squared

Convert standard gravities to metres per second squared (gₙ to m/s²). 1 gₙ = 9.80665 m/s². Use the calculator, formula and conversion table.

A quick reference1 gₙ = 9.80665 m/s²
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How to convert standard gravities to metres per second squared

Multiply the amount in standard gravities by 9.80665 to get metres per second squared. The displayed factor and results are rounded to 12 significant digits.

m/s² = gₙ × 9.80665

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1 gₙ = 9.80665 m/s². Change the amount in the calculator above to use your own value.

Units and assumptions

Uses metres per second squared. Standard gravity gₙ is exactly 9.80665 m/s²; local gravitational acceleration may differ. A Gal is 1 cm/s². Negative values preserve a chosen direction. Values are rounded to 12 significant figures for display.

Calculator results use floating-point arithmetic and are rounded for display. The reference table below uses up to 12 significant digits.

Standard gravities to Metres per second squared table

Common values, rounded for display
Standard gravities (gₙ)Metres per second squared (m/s²)
00
19.80665
549.03325
1098.0665
25245.16625
100980.665
1,0009,806.65

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What is the formula for standard gravities to metres per second squared?

m/s² = gₙ × 9.80665. Multiply the amount in standard gravities by 9.80665 to get metres per second squared. The displayed factor and results are rounded to 12 significant digits.

How do I convert back to standard gravities?

Use the metres per second squared to standard gravities calculator to reverse this conversion. You can also use Swap units in the calculator above.

Can I use a different pair of units?

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