Math experts? Can you solve this math problem , based on an example in star trek?

[strateguy632]

How much faster than light, was "maximum warp" in 2250s. Based on Data:

a planet "in the Beta Quadrant", is 51,450 light years away, which would take 150 years to reach at maximum warp."

Light needs 51,450 years to travel 51,450 l. y. so...

How much faster than light?

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Bot was right it was warp 7 meaning 7^3 343c maximum warp in series discovery about 2250. Later in 2267 kirk flew faster than warp 7 when 7 meant more than 343 c! Maybe warp 6 was 512c? Hinted in an episode so warp 7 maybe 1000c and flew even faster than warp 7.
64 warp 3 better tec than 3^3
128 warp 4
256 warp 5
512 warp 6
1024 warp 7.

[AI Opinion]

To determine how much faster than light maximum warp is, divide the distance by the time taken at maximum warp. Given that the distance is 51,450 light years and it takes 150 years, the calculation is:

51,450 light years / 150 years = 343.

Therefore, maximum warp in this scenario was 343 times the speed of light.

[exitseven]

I seem to remember that Warp Ten was as fast as you could go.

[strateguy632]

Many fans say that and fandom website, as written by fans, but that is against "canin" of the series. Saying 9.99 and 9.999 approach infinite , because in series next generation they DID go faster than warp ten so it is neither infinite nor fastest possible.

[Jennz6]

I’m not good at arithmetic