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It takes a motorboat twice as much to cover the distance going upstream as it takes it to cover the same distance going downstream. Write the ratio of the speed of the boat in s…

It takes a motorboat twice as much to cover the distance going upstream as it takes it to cover the same distance going downstream. Write the ratio of the speed of the boat in s…
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It takes a motorboat twice as much to cover the distance going upstream as it takes it to cover the same distance going downstream. Write the ratio of the speed of the boat in still water to the speed of the current.

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time*2:time

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