A man can row a boat at 20 km per hour in still water if the speed of stream in 6 km per hour what is the time taken to draw a distance of 60 km downstream
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in downstream
speed =speed in still water +speed of stream
20km per h +6 km per h = 26 km per h
distance = 60 km
time = distance / speed
60 km/ 26 km per h
2.3 h
so, time taken is 2.3 h
speed =speed in still water +speed of stream
20km per h +6 km per h = 26 km per h
distance = 60 km
time = distance / speed
60 km/ 26 km per h
2.3 h
so, time taken is 2.3 h
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CONCEPT:
Speed of the water in downstream=speed of the water in still+ speed of stream.
speed of the journey=distance covered / total time taken
from this the total time for the journey= total distance covered/speeed of the journey
GIVEN:
speed for sailing boat in still water= 20km/hour
speed of stream=6km/hour
FIND:
time taken to cover a distance of 60 km downstream
SOLUTION:
Speed of the water in downstream=20 km/h+6 km/h=26 km/hour
time taken =distance covered/speed of the journey
so total time required to cover the distance of 60 km=60/26=2.3 hours
so time taken to draw a distance of 60 km downstream is 2.3 hours
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