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Is it true that the distance traveled by light during a particular time period is expressed by d=tc^2 where d is the distance travelled in metres and t is the elapsed time in seconds?
Well it does work. The units all balance.The Planck time is still a time. The equation makes no sense just on dimensional grounds. A time multiplied by a speed squared doesn't give a distance, regardless of units.