You invent a time machine which can travel to the past. For every 10 years it goes back, it consumes 100 Kg Plutonic energy. The Plutonic costs $10 per Kg. You only have $3000 in the bank so at most how far can you go back and return to the present?
You invent a time machine which can travel to the past. For every 10 years it goes back, it consumes 100 Kg Plutonic energy. The Plutonic costs $10 per Kg. You only have $3000 in the bank so at most how far can you go back and return to the present?
Traveling back 10 years costs : 100kg x $10/kg = $1000
So :
[$3000/ $1000] x 10 years = 30 years back [I'm assuming that it costs nothing to go "forward" ]
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You invent a time machine which can travel to the past. For every 10 years it goes back, it consumes 100 Kg Plutonic energy. The Plutonic costs $10 per Kg. You only have $3000 in the bank so at most how far can you go back and return to the present?
Traveling back 10 years costs : 100kg x $10/kg = $1000
So :
[$3000/ $1000] x 10 years = 30 years back [I'm assuming that it costs nothing to go "forward" ]
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