What unit of measurement does Pulse Radar typically provide for speed?

Pulse Radar typically measures speed using units that are standard for presenting velocity, particularly in transportation and general purposes. Miles per hour (mph) and kilometers per hour (km/h) are the conventional units for measuring speed on land and in air travel, making them the most widely recognized and utilized in various applications including law enforcement, aviation, and vehicle speed monitoring.

Using these units makes it easier for users to understand and relate the measurements to everyday experiences, such as driving or flying. In many regions, mph is common, particularly in the United States, while km/h is preferred in many other countries. This universality and relevance to daily contexts are why this option is deemed correct.

While other units of speed may be used in specific fields—such as feet per second for certain scientific calculations or knots in maritime contexts—miles per hour and kilometers per hour remain the most applicable and widely accepted units for the purposes of pulse radar measurements in general usage scenarios.