Here, for the boat's velocity across the river
component of velocity across the river = 7.9 * cos(34.9 degree)
width of river = 246 m
time taken to cross river = width of river/component of velocity
time taken to cross river = 246/(7.9 * cos(34.9 degree))
time taken to cross river = 38 s
the time taken to cross river is 38 s
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