Math, asked by rsaha0323, 2 months ago

Speeds of two boats A and B in still water are
10 km/hour and 12 km/hour respectively. At
10 a.m. A starts along the current and B starts
against the current from the places C and D
respectively. If the distance between C and D
be 121 km, when will A and B meet?
neede of the two hosts A and B downstream​

Answers

Answered by CuteHubs
2

Answer:

4 hours

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the speed of stream = y km/h

Since Boat A is moving downstream with 12 km/h

Speed of boat A

= (12+y)km/h

Since Boat is moving upstream with 15km/h

Speed of boat B

= (15−y) km/h

Both the boats are moving in opposite direction

Relative speed of A and B

=12+y+15−y

=27 km/h

Time=DistanceRelative Speed=10827=4 hours

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