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Percival P. Cassidy Percival P. Cassidy is offline
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Default Convert a 45 RPM record to Metric

On 08/31/2017 02:42 PM, rickman wrote:

The old 45 RPM (revolutions per minute) vinyl records were called 45's
by everyone who had them.

If we were using a metric system at that time, would they still be
called 45 rpm, or would there be some metric numbers used instead?

I was having this discussion with a few people and no one knew the
answer.....
(Personally, I think they would still be 45 rpm, but I could be wrong).


0.75 revs per second if you want to be completely non-SI about it?

https://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/outside.html


Depending on your usage of the info it might be 0.75*(2pi) or

4.712388980385 radians per second.


Radians/sec. was the unit I assumed it would be, but I didn't bother
with the calculation

Perce