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If b = the rate a boat travels and c = the rate of the current, then which of the following expressions represents the rate of the boat traveling with the current? b + c b - c bc
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If b = the rate a boat travels and c = the rate of the current, then which of the following expressions represents the rate of the boat traveling with the current?

b + c
b - c
bc

User Herlon Aguiar
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the answer is A

User Harshal Yanpallewar
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The right answer for that is b+c taking into account the velocity vectors and also taking into account that c is positive while going with the boat in the current
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