If light takes 100000 to travel the full distance across a galaxy. if light travels 3.0 x 10^8m in one second, how long is this particular galaxy. give answer in standard form

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Aedan Villarreal

24 December, 05:37

If light takes 100000 to travel the full distance across a galaxy. if light travels 3.0 x 10^8m in one second, how long is this particular galaxy. give answer in standard form

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Alf · Answer 1

It depends on what that "100000" is the amount of.

- - First of all, if it's not a unit of time, then the whole question is meaningless.

- - If it's 100,000 nanoseconds, then the galaxy is about 18.6 miles across.

- - If it's 100,000 weeks, then the galaxy is about 1.81 x 10¹⁶ km across.

- - If it's 100,000 years, then the galaxy is 100,000 light-years across.

Aryan Moody · Answer 2

Aryan Moody 24 December, 07:57

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12,900,000 is ur answer