Math, asked by singhkusum6338, 2 months ago

If a boat running upstream takes 7 hours to cover a certain distance, while it takes 4 hours to cover the same distance running
downstream, then the ratio between the speed of the boat to the speed of the water current is​

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Answered by janvi8089
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Answer:

9hr 48 min=9+(48/60)=9+(4/5)=49/5 hr.

So the ratio of time in going upstream to down stream is (49/5):7=(7/5). In covering the constant distance for the two different speeds has the time ratio has a Reciprocal relationship with the speed ratio,hence the up stream speed to down stream speed is as {1÷(7/5)}=(5/7)={(v-u)/(v+u)},where v and u have the usual notion as for speed of boat in still water and the speed of river water flow respectively. So by addendo dividendo formulae for ratio proportion gives v/u as (12/2)=6:1.Ans…

Step-by-step explanation:

9hr 48 min=9+(48/60)=9+(4/5)=49/5 hr.

So the ratio of time in going upstream to down stream is (49/5):7=(7/5). In covering the constant distance for the two different speeds has the time ratio has a Reciprocal relationship with the speed ratio,hence the up stream speed to down stream speed is as {1÷(7/5)}=(5/7)={(v-u)/(v+u)},where v and u have the usual notion as for speed of boat in still water and the speed of river water flow respectively. So by addendo dividendo formulae for ratio proportion gives v/u as (12/2)=6:1.Ans…

Answered by shubhankmittal9
1

7:4

Step-by-step explanation:

because First is 7 hours and second is 4 hours

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