Very Simple Math problem!!!!!!!! im really puzzeled about this, taking time dilation into account how long would it take to travel 1100 light years? if there is a super genius among this forum please come forward.
It depends on how fast you are traveling. According to someone not making the trip, its will take a time of t=d/v For the person making the trip it will take: \(T=t\sqrt{1-\frac{v^2}{c^2}}\) where t is the time it took according to the person not making the trip and c is the speed of light. So for example, if v = half the speed of light (0.5c), then t= 2200 years and T= 1905 years.
light speed is 186000 miles a second you need to re do your math taking time dilation into account as well.
It is also 299792.458 km/sec or 1 lightsecond/sec. It can also be expressed as 1 lightyear/year. That's what the second equation does. It factors in the time dilation for an object moving at 0.5 c (or 93000 miles/sec)