Part A. We are given the distance that light travels in one year. To determine the distance equivalent to 4.35 light-years we need to use the following relationship:

Solving the operations we get:

Part B. To convert this distance into kilometers we will use the following conversion factor:

Using the conversion factor we get:
![4.12*10^(16)m*\frac{1\operatorname{km}}{1000m}=4.12*10^(13)\operatorname{km}]()
Part C. To convert the distance into miles we will use the following conversion factor
![1mile=1.6\operatorname{km}]()
using the conversion factor:
![4.12*10^(13)\operatorname{km}*\frac{1mile}{1.6\operatorname{km}}=2.57*10^(16)miles]()
Part D. Given the velocity we can determine time using the following equation:

Where "t" is time, "d" is distance and "v" is velocity. Replacing the values we get:

Solving the operation we get:
