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How fast will a boat that normally travels 10km/h in still water be moving with respect to land if it sails directly across (perpendicularly) a stream that’s flows at 10km/h ?

How fast will a boat that normally travels 10km/h in still water be moving with respect to land if it sails directly across (perpendicularly) a stream that’s flows at 10km/h ?
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How fast will a boat that normally travels 10km/h in still water be moving with respect to land if it sails directly across (perpendicularly) a stream that’s flows at 10km/h ?

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Answer:i think 20km

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