How Far Can We See in an Omega=1 Universe?

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This is one question in a past test without solution:
Calculate the size of our horizon in an omega = 1 Universe. Give your answer in light years or kpc.
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This should be moved to the homework section..
 
Moved to homework help.

crayolajay, please note that in order to receive homework help you must post in the homework forums, and show any attempts you have made so far.

So.. what have you tried?
 
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