SOLUTION: If light travels at a speed of about3*{{{10^8}}} m/s how far does light travel in 6 weeks?

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Question 947659: If light travels at a speed of about3* m/s how far does light travel in 6 weeks?
Answer by macston(5194)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Two choices:
METHOD 1: Convert rate to m/week
**= (Speed of light - Rate in meters per week)
So in 6 weeks
6 weeks*()= ANSWER
METHOD 2: Convert 6 weeks to seconds and multiply
6 weeks*(168 hrs/week)*(3600sec/hr)= (Seconds in 6 weeks)
And multiply number of seconds by rate per second:
3*(10^8)m/sec*3.6288*(10^6)secs=

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