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Consider a closed FRW universe (K = H02 [ ? 1] > 0) in which a(t)...

Consider a closed FRW universe (K = H02 [ ? 1] > 0) in which a(t) ? t. How long does it take a light ray to go around the universe if it is sent at time ti?

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