Math, asked by kainatarshkaur, 10 months ago

A boat travels 10 km upstream in the same amount of time it takes to travel
20 km downstream in the same river. If the speed of the river is 5 km/h, find
the speed of the boat in still water....pls answer on a paper I am very confused due to this question​

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Answered by Anonymous
6

 \mathfrak{Hello!}

\text{Let the speed of the boat be (x - 5)}

\text{ n upstream and (x + 5) in downstream}</p><p>

s = \dfrac {d}{t}

\Rightarrow \dfrac {30}{5} = 6 hr

\Rightarrow \dfrac {50}{5} = 10 hr

\text{Then the equation will be}

6(x + 5) = 10(x - 5)

6x + 30 = 10x - 50

10x - 6x = 30 + 50

4x = 80

x = 20

\text{Speed of the boat in still water is 20km/hr}

 \mathfrak{Thanks,\:please\:tell\:me\:if\:you\:have\:any\: questions}

Answered by mini0
3

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Upstream = 10km

Downstream=20km

Speed of river (y) = 5 km/h

Speed of boat (x) = ?

We know that

 {\star{\large{ \boxed{ \rm{ Speed =  \frac{Distance}{Time}}}}}}

Given time (t) is same for Upstream and Downstream

So ,

 {\tt{\frac{10}{x - y}  =  \frac{20}{x + y}}}

 {\implies{\tt{10(x + y) = 20(x - y)}}}

{\implies{\tt{10x + 10y) = (20x - 20y)}}}

{\implies{\tt{10x  -  20y) =  (- 10x - 20y)}}}

{\implies{\tt  { - 10x    =  - 30y}}}

    {\boxed{ \implies{\tt {\blue{y = 5m/s}}}}}

   {\implies{\tt{- 10x =   -30 \times 5}}}

{\implies{\tt {  \frac{30 \times 5}{10} }}} \\ {\implies{\tt { 3 \times 5 = 15 \frac{m}{s} }}}

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