Motorboat travels 125 miles in five hours going upstream it travels 175 miles going downstream in the same amount of time what i
s the rate of the boat in Stillwater and what is the rate of the current?
1 answer:
Answer:
Divide the number of miles traveled by the travel time in hours. That will give you the average speed in miles per hour.
the first will equal 25 miles/hour
when dividing 125m/5h
when downhill it traveled faster at a rate of 35MPH
okay we'll need to sampi the answer
B for boat
C for current
B-c = d/time Uphill will equal = 125/5
so 25
B= 25 - c
d/time downhill = 175/5H = 35mph
25 -c -c =35
this brings it down to 10mph
-5c = 10mphs
which will equal
c= -5 = 5mphs
<em>boat - 5mphs = 25mphs upstream</em>
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