Mathematics, 26.06.2020 16:01, gl0man

An oarsman can row his boat 3 mph in still water. He sets out on the Illinois River, which flows at 5 mph. We are interested in what an observer on shore measures. 14) When the man heads the boat directly downstream and rows as fast as he can, how fast does the observer on shore see the boat going

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An oarsman can row his boat 3 mph in still water. He sets out on the Illinois River, which flows at...