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Elodia [21]
3 years ago
12

a paddle boat can move at a speed of 6km/h in still water. the boat is paddeled 16km downstream in a river in the same time it t

akes to go 8km upstream what is the speed of the river?
Mathematics
1 answer:
kaheart [24]3 years ago
5 0
v-the\ speed\ of\ the\ river\\\\16:(6+v)=8:(6-v)\\\\\frac{16}{6+v}=\frac{8}{6-v}\\-------------\\multiply\ on\ the\ cross\\-------------\\8(6+v)=16(6-v)\\\\48+8v=96-16v\\\\8v+16v=96-48\\\\24v=48\ \ \ /:24\\\\v=2\ (km/h)\leftarrow Answer
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