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a motorboat whose speed is 18 km per hour in still water takes 1 hour more to go 24 km upstream then to return downstream to the same spot find the speed of the stream

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

6km/Hr

Step-by-step explanation:

a motorboat whose speed is 18 km per hour in still water takes 1 hour more to go 24 km upstream then to return downstream to the same spot find the speed of the stream

Speed of MotorBoat = 18 km/hr

Let say speed of stream = S km/Hr

Down Stream speed = 18 + S  km/Hr

Upstream Speed = 18 - S km/Hr

Distance each side = 24 km

Time taken for upstream  = 24/(18 -S) hr

Time Taken for Downstream = 24/(18 + S) hr

Time taken for upstream is 1 hr more than downstream

24/(18-S)  - 24/(18+S) = 1

Multiplying both sides by (18-S)(18+S)

=> 24 (18 + S) - 24(18-S) = (18-S)(18+S)

=> 24 ( 2S) = 324 - S²

=> S² + 48S - 324 = 0

=> S² + 54S - 6S - 324 = 0

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

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

=> S = 6   ( S can not be - ve)

Speed of stream = 6 km/Hr

Answered by hirenkanyasi
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