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A motorboat whose speed is 18 kilometre per hour in still water takes 1 hour more to go 24 kilometre upstream then to return down stream to the same spot find the speed of the stream.
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Answered by ksuresh41239
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Given parameters:

The speed of the motorboat in still water =18 kmph

Let us consider

The speed of the stream = s

Speed of boat upstream = Speed of a boat in still water – the speed of a stream

Speed of boat upstream = 18 – s

Speed of boat downstream = Speed of a boat in still water + speed of a stream

Speed of boat downstream = 18 + s

Time is taken for upstream = Time taken to cover downstream + 1

time =distance/speed

DistanceupstreamSpeedupstream=DistancedownstreamSpeeddownstream+1

24/ (18 – s) = [24/(18 + s)] + 1

24(18+s) = 24(18−s) + (18−s)(18+s)

s2 + 48s − 324 = 0

s2 + 54s − 6s − 324 = 0

(s+54)(s−6) = 0

s = 6,−54 but s ≠−54

Since the speed of steam cannot be negative.

∴ s = 6km/hr

Answered by llMahanll
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Answer:

\huge\texttt\red{Question}

A motorboat whose speed is 18 kilometre per hour in still water takes 1 hour more to go 24 kilometre upstream then to return down stream to the same spot find the speed of the stream.

\huge\textbf\blue{Answer}

  • Let speed of stream be x km/h

Speed of motor boat in still water = km/

  • \texttt{upstream speed =(18-x ) }
  • \texttt{dowmstream speed =(18+x ) }
  • \textbf{Distance = 24 km}

\textbf{Time Taken for upstream} =  \frac{24}{18 - x} hours

\textbf{Time Taken for downstream}

 =  \frac{24}{18 + x} hours

\texttt{ATQ,}

  =  > \frac{24}{18 - x} -  \frac{24}{18  +  x} = 1 \\

  =  > \frac{24(18  + x - 18 +x )}{(18 - x)(18  + x)}  = 1 \\

 =  >  \frac{24 \times  \times x}{ {18}^{2 }  -  {x}^{2} }  = 1 \\

 =  > 324 -  {x}^{2}  = 48x

 =  >  {x}^{2}   + 48x \:  - 324 = 0

 =  >  {x}^{2}   + 54x - 6x - 324 = 0 \\

  =  > x(x  + 54) - 6(x + 54) = 0

 =  > (x - 6)(x + 54) = 0

so

x + 54 = 0 \: and \: x - 6 = 0

\textbf{x = -54 (rejected)}

\texttt{hence, x = 6}

  • \texttt{speed of streak = 6 km/h}
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