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A boat can move upstream at 25 kmph and downstream at 35 kmph, then the speed of the current is?
Question 1:
A boat can move upstream at 25 kmph and downstream at 35 kmph, then the speed of the current is?
A.
5 kmph
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US = 25
DS = 35
M = (35 - 25)/2 = 5
B.
10 kmph
C.
30 kmph
D.
15 kmph
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