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Romashka-Z-Leto [24]
3 years ago
10

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST

Mathematics
2 answers:
kifflom [539]3 years ago
8 0
Speed boat departed 1.75 hrs after steam boat1.8 hrs after speed boat departure, steam boat has sailed for a total: 1.8+1.75 = 3.55 hrssteam boat's speed is 36.8 km/hr, so it has traveled: 3.55*36.8 = 130.64 km
speed boat is 86.9 km behind steam boat. so it is 130.64-86.9 = 43.74 km from portspeed boat's speed = 43.74/1.8 = 24.3 km/hr

musickatia [10]3 years ago
8 0

speed boat departed 1.75 hrs after steam boat1.8 hrs after speed boat departure, steam boat has sailed for a total: 1.8+1.75 = 3.55 hrssteam boat's speed is 36.8 km/hr, so it has traveled: 3.55*36.8 = 130.64 kmspeed boat is 86.9 km behind steam boatso it is 130.64-86.9 = 43.74 km from portspeed boat's speed = 43.74/1.8 = 24.3 km/hr

hope this helps and brainliest :)
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