Math, asked by cheyilombi4, 9 months ago

A man can row 12 kilometre/hour in still water if the speed of the current is 3 kilometre/hour he takes 4 hours more in upstream than in the down stream.what is the distance( in kilometre)?​

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Answered by ThinkingBoy
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The the distance covered by the man be 'x km'

During upstream

Speed of man = (12-3)km/h

                        = 9 km/h

During downstream

Speed of man = (12+3)km/h

                        = 15 km/h

Speed = \frac{Distance}{Time}

hence, Time = \frac{Distance}{Speed}

Time taken in upstream = \frac{x}{9}

Time taken in downstream = \frac{x}{15}

The man takes 4 hours more in upstream than in down stream

Hence,

\frac{x}{9} -  \frac{x}{15} = 4

6x = 4×15×9

x = 90 km

HOPE IT HELPS !!

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