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A group of tourists went downstream a river and are supposed to return in 3 hours. How far can the tourists travel down the river if the speed of the current is 2mph, and the speed of the boat in still water is 18 mph?
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It depends if there is a waterfall or not.
Let the distance = d Downstream speed = (18 + 2) mph Upstream speed = (18 - 2) mph \[time = \frac{distance}{speed}\] \[\frac{d}{18+2}+\frac{d}{18-2}=3\] Now solve for d to find the distance.
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