A boat takes 9 hrs to travel from A to B upstream.If the river current is 3kmph.How long will it take to travel down stream between B & A?
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Let Velocity of boat = x km/hr
River Current = 3km/hr
Net upstream speed= (x - 3 ) km/hr
Net Downstream speed = (x+3 ) km/hr
Upstream time = 9 hrs
Let distance between A and B = d km
we know that ,
speed = distance / time
Upstream :
x - 3 = d / 9
or 9(x -3) = d ...................... 1st
for Understanding Purpose Only:
(
9 = d/x-3
by Hit and Trial , we can have
d= 27 km and x=6km/hr )
DownStream :
Let the boat takes time = T to travel between A and B .
x+3 = d / T
T(x+3) = d -------------- 2nd
from 1st and 2nd , we get
T(x+3) = 9 (x-3)
or T = 9(x-3)/x+3
for Understanding Purpose Only:
(if U use Hit and Trial of Equation 1st you can have T = 3 hours)
Here we can have T in terms of x , because distance between A and B is not given .
So we can have value of T in terms of x or d only.
Hope this helps you!!
Thank You!!
Let Velocity of boat = x km/hr
River Current = 3km/hr
Net upstream speed= (x - 3 ) km/hr
Net Downstream speed = (x+3 ) km/hr
Upstream time = 9 hrs
Let distance between A and B = d km
we know that ,
speed = distance / time
Upstream :
x - 3 = d / 9
or 9(x -3) = d ...................... 1st
for Understanding Purpose Only:
(
9 = d/x-3
by Hit and Trial , we can have
d= 27 km and x=6km/hr )
DownStream :
Let the boat takes time = T to travel between A and B .
x+3 = d / T
T(x+3) = d -------------- 2nd
from 1st and 2nd , we get
T(x+3) = 9 (x-3)
or T = 9(x-3)/x+3
for Understanding Purpose Only:
(if U use Hit and Trial of Equation 1st you can have T = 3 hours)
Here we can have T in terms of x , because distance between A and B is not given .
So we can have value of T in terms of x or d only.
Hope this helps you!!
Thank You!!
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