Math, asked by chaoominh02, 1 year ago

The speed of a man with the current is 15 km / hour and the speed of the present is 2.5 km / hour. The speed of the man compared to the present is

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Answered by hharasudhan539
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Man's speed with the current (Downstream speed)=speed of man(x)+speed of current

15km/hr=x+2.5km/hr

x=(15-2.5)km/hr

x=12.5km/hr

Man's speed against the current(Upstream speed)=speed of man-speed of current

Upstream speed=12.5km/hr-2.5km/hr

Upstream speed=10km/hr

Answered by shivamgupta72
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the current speed of man is 15km/h ,
and the present speed is 2.5km/h
the speed of man compared to the present =speed of man(x)+present speed of man (2.5)
=) 15=x+2.5
=)15-2.5=x
so, x=1.0km/hr
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