two piers, a and b, are located s km away from each other along a river. a motorboat, with a speed of v km/hour in still water, is cruising between the two piers. How much time t (in hours) will the motorboat need to get from pier a to pier b and back, if the speed of the current is 5km/hour? find t if: s=105 v=40

speed in still water is v=40 speed of current

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