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A boat goes at a speed of 30 kmph in still water. What time does it take to travel 50 kms upstream and then 70 kms downstream in water of speed 5 kmph?

A2

B4

C6

D8

Answer:

B. 4

Read Explanation:

Speed of Stream $S_s=5km/hr$

Speed of Boat Bs=30km/hrB_s = 30 km/hr

Upstream Speed,$U_s= 30-5=25km/hr$

Downstream Speed,Ds=30+5=35km/hrD_s=30+5=35km/hr

$$Time taken to travel 50km upstream and 70km Downstream is,

$=\frac{50}{25}+\frac{70}{35}$

$=2+2$

$=4 hours$


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