A boat takes 2 hours more to travel 45 km upstream than to travel the same distance downstream. If the ratio of the speed of current to the speed of boat is 1 ∶ 4, then find the speed of the current.
A5 km/hr
B9 km/hr
C3 km/hr
D6 km/hr
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