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Haji rows his canoe 10 mph in still water. He noticed one day that he could row 4 miles upstream in the same amount of time he could row 6 miles downstream. What was the approxi…

Haji rows his canoe 10 mph in still water. He noticed one day that he could row 4 miles upstream in the same amount of time he could row 6 miles downstream. What was the approxi…
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Haji rows his canoe 10 mph in still water. He noticed one day that he could row 4 miles upstream in the same amount of time he could row 6 miles downstream. What was the approximate speed of the current that day?

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User David Gladfelter
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2.0 mph

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User Peter Knego
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so you see that he was rowing up stream and could go 4 miles an hour, but down stream, with the push of the current gave him an extra boost of 2 miles an hour
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