Mahek A.

asked • 01/06/19

A boat going upstream (against the current) travels in a 105 miles in 15 hours. It takes the same boat 7.5 hours to make the same trip when it is traveling back downstream (with the current).

What is the speed of the boat in still water and what is the speed of the current of the river?

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Patrick B. answered • 01/06/19

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Mahek A.

Thank you for answering the question! But I have a question... What do R-S=7 and R+S=14 represent, where did you get those two equations from?
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