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A boat take thrice as much time to sail in the upstream of river as it would have taken to sail in the downstream.of the speed of water is 5 km/hr then the speed of boat in still water is

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Answered by danielochich
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The speed of water =  15km/h

Let the speed of the boat in still water = x km/h

Speed of boat downstream = (x + 15) km/h

Speed of boat upstream = (x - 15) km/h



If the distance is D

Time taken downstream = D/(x +15)

Time taken upstream = D/ (x - 15)


A boat take thrice as much time to sail in the upstream of river as it would have taken to sail in the downstream. Meaning;

D(x - 15) = 3D/(x + 15)

Giving x = 30

(See the solution attached)


The speed of boat in still water = 30 km/hr



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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Explanation:

The speed of water = 15km/h

Let the speed of the boat in still water = x km/h

Speed of boat downstream = (x + 15) km/h

Speed of boat upstream = (x - 15) km/h

If the distance is D

Time taken downstream = D/(x +15)

Time taken upstream = D/ (x - 15)

A boat take thrice as much time to sail in the upstream of river as it would have taken to sail in the downstream. Meaning;

D(x - 15) = 3D/(x + 15)

Giving x = 30

(See the solution attached)

The speed of boat in still water = 30 km/hr

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