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Our galaxy's diameter is about 105 lights years away. How much time does it take an...

Our galaxy's diameter is about 105 lights years away. How much time does it take an electron moving at 0.9999c to cross the galaxy, measured in the reference frame of (a) the galaxy and (b) the electron?

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convert light years to m

d = 105 light years ( 9.4605284

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