Quantitative Aptitude • Boats and Streams
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A man rows to a place 40 km away and back in 18 hours. He can row 5 km downstream in the same time as 4 km upstream. Find his speed in still water.
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Section: Quantitative Aptitude
Sub-section: Boats and Streams
Category: quantitative
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