It depends on what speed you are going at. Assuming you are in our fastest spacecraft as of now which has a speed of 17,500 mph
1 light second = 186,282 mph
There are <span>31,536,000 in one year so 17,500x=31,534,000 and your answer would be in years. It would take you roughly 1802 years.</span>
(Sorry about mph I'm American.)
Answer:
1) as far as I remember
Let's take 20 as vf (final velocity) and 11 as (initial velocity) and 4 as time
So we would use this formula a=vf-vi/t
So 20-11/4
Asnwer 2.25
Answer:
A) ρ=
B) μ=
C) v=
D)e=
Explanation:
A)
The magnetic field can be find knowing the current is the charge per second
β= 
β= 8.75x10^{19}e*s
Electron density
ρ=
B)
μ= 
μ
C)
The drift speed using last information found
D)
To compared the random thermal motion and the current's drift speed
