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A motorboat goes downstream on a river and covers a certain distance between two towns in 6 hours. It covers this distance upstream in 8 hours. If the speed of the stream is 2km/h find the difference between the two towns.

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Answered by TYKE
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Let the speed of the boat be x km/h and the distance between the coastal lines be 'd' km.

Then Downstream,

 \sf \small \frac{ d_{1} }{x + 5}  = 3

 \sf \small  d_{1}= 3x + 15

For Upstream,

  \sf \small \: \frac{ d_{2} }{x - 2}  = 4

 \sf \small \: d_{2} = 4x - 8

Distance is same

So,

 \sf \small \:  d_{1}  =  d_{2}

 \sf  \small3x + 15 = 4x - 8

 \sf \small4x - 3x = 15  +  8

 \sf \small \: x = 23

So the speed of boat is 23 km/h

  • 3x + 15
  • 3 × 23 + 15
  • 69 + 15
  • 84 km/h

So the total distance is 84 km/h

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