Hey, stuck n wanna no the conversion 4 beaufort force 2 mph (miles per hour)
plz plz plz tell me
thnx
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by Guest » Mon Dec 31, 2007 5:16 am
Wikipedia has an article. In various units,
v/c = B^(3/2)
the constant c in various units is
c = 0.836 m/s = 3 km/h = 1.625 knots = 1.87 mph.
Use the one appropriate to the units you want. Use integer Beaufort numbers for the center of the range, plus and minus one-half for upper an lower bounds.
v/c = B^(3/2)
the constant c in various units is
c = 0.836 m/s = 3 km/h = 1.625 knots = 1.87 mph.
Use the one appropriate to the units you want. Use integer Beaufort numbers for the center of the range, plus and minus one-half for upper an lower bounds.
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