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A race-boat covers a distance of 60 km downstream in one and a half hour. It covers this distance upstream in 2 hours.The speed of the race-boat in still water is 35 km/hr. Find the speed of the stream.​

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Answered by ᏢerfectlyShine
18

Answer:

And the upstream (U.S)speed = speed of race-boat– speed of stream. Now it is given that downstream speed is 60 km in one andhalf hours or we can say in 1.5 hour. ⇒D. S=601.5=40Km/hr.

Answered by OtakuSama
15

Question:-

A race-boat covers a distance of 60 km downstream in one and a half hour. It covers this distance upstream in 2 hours.The speed of the race-boat in still water is 35 km/hr. Find the speed of the stream.

Required Answer:-

Given:-

  • Covers a distance of 60km downstream in 1 and 1/2 hour
  • Covers the distance in upstream in 2 hours
  • Speed of the boat in still water is 35 km/hr

To Find:-

  • The speed of the stream

Solution:-

Let,

  • The speed of the boat in still water be x
  • The speed of the stream be y

Therefore,

  • Speed of downstream (D.S.)= Speed of race-boat + speed of stream

 \\  \sf{ \implies{(D.S.) =  \bold{x + y} \: km/hr}} -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  - (1)

And,

  • Speed of upstream (U.S.)= Speed of race-boat - speed of stream

\\  \sf{ \implies{(U.S.) =  \bold{x  -  y} \: km/hr}} -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  - (2)\\

Again, we know that:-

 \\  \underline{ \boxed{ \rm{Speed =  \dfrac{Distance}{Time}}}} \\

As we were given,

  • Downstream speed is 60km/hr in 1 and 1/2 hour or 1.5 hour

\\  \sf{ \therefore{D.S.=  \dfrac{60}{1.5} \: km/hr  =  \bold{40km/hr}}}

And,

  • Upstream speed is 60km/hr in 2 hours

 \\  \sf{ \therefore{U.S.=  \dfrac{60}{2} \: km/hr  =  \bold{30km/hr}}}

From equation (1) and (2) we get,

 \\  \sf{ \implies{x + y = 40 -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  - (3)}}

And,

  \\  \sf{ \implies{x - y = 30 -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  - (4)}} \\  \\

Now, adding equation (3) and (4) =>

 \\  \sf{ \implies{x + y + x - y = 40 + 30}}

 \\  \sf{ \implies{2x = 70}}

 \\  \sf{ \implies{x =  \dfrac{70}{2}}}

 \\  \sf{ \implies{ x =   \bold{35}}}

Now, substituting the value in equation (3)=>

 \\  \sf{ \implies{35 + y = 40}}

 \\  \sf{ \implies{y = 40 - 35}}

 \\  \sf{ \therefore{y =  \red{ \bold{5}}}} \\  \\

 \\   \underline{ \rm{Hence \: the \: speed \: of \: the \: stream \: is \:\bold{ \green{5km/hr}}}}

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