Math, asked by guavaant, 10 months ago

If the speed of motor boat in still water is x km/h and speed of water current is y km/h. then the speed of the boat going upstream is

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Answered by jajulalavanya

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the speed of the boat during upstream will be the sum of speed in still water and the current water then,

speed of boat going upstream=x+y km/h

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