40 Eridani is a trinary star system approximately 17 lightyears from Earth and famously the home system of the Vulcans. At warp 5 (200c) it takes approximately 31 days to travel from Earth to 40 Eridani. If Captain Janeway is makes it halfway to 40 Eridani before her warp reactor goes offline and is only able to travel at warp 4 (100c) when her Chief engineer restores power, how long (In days) would it take for her to get the rest of the way to 40 Eridani?

40 Eridani is a trinary star system approximately 17 lightyears from Earth and famously the home system of the Vulcans. At warp 5 (200c) it takes approximately 31 days to travel from Earth to 40 Eridani. If Captain Janeway is makes it halfway to 40 Eridani before her warp reactor goes offline and is only able to travel at warp 4 (100c) when her Chief engineer restores power, how long (In days) would it take for her to get the rest of the way to 40 Eridani?

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