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Let, speed of motorboat in still water is k mph
Then for upstream rate is (k-4) mph & for returning rate is (k+4) mph.
So, for going in 30 minutes it goes 30(k-4)/60 mile = (k-4)/2 mile
For returning in 18 minutes it goes 18(k+4)/60 mile = 3(k+4)/10 mile
Accordingly , (k-4)/2 = 3(k+4)/10
Or, 10k - 40 = 6k + 24
Or, 4k = 64
Or, k = 16
So, speed of motorboat in still water is 16 mph.
So, rate in upstream is 12 mph and downstream is 20 mph.
Upstream take 30 minutes and downstream takes 18 minutes
Both cover the distance 6 mile. ( By putting k value in upstreams and downstream goes distance).
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