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We want to find two things-- the speed of the boat in still water and the speed of the current. Each of these things will be represented by a different variable:
B = speed of the boat in still water
C = speed of the current
Since we have two variables, we will need to find a system of two equations to solve.
How do we find the two equations we need?
Rate problems are based on the relationship Distance = (Rate)(Time).
Fill in the chart with your data (chart attached)
The resulting speed of the boat (traveling upstream) is B-C miles per hour. On the other hand, if the boat is traveling downstream, the current will be pushing the boat faster, and the boat's speed will increase by C miles per hour. The resulting speed of the boat (traveling downstream) is B+C miles per hour. Put this info in the second column in the chart. Now plug it into a formula! <u>Distance=(Rate)(Time) </u>Now solve using the systems of equations!
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Answer:
because AC and BD bis => AX = XC; BX = XD
ΔAXD ≅ ΔCXB (SAS) because: AX = CX
DX = BX
m∠AXD = m∠BXC ( 2 opposing angles)
because ΔAXD ≅ ΔCXB (SAS)
=> AD = BC and m∠DAX = m∠BCX
because m∠DAX = m∠BCX => AD//BC
ABCD has AD = BC and AD//BC => ABCD is a parallelogram
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