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man can row a boat at 10 m/s in still water. He has to cross a river of dth 100m, which is flowing at 5m/s and reaches the exactly opposite point the second bank. He has to start the boat at an angle ...... with the width the river

man can row a boat at 10 m/s in still water. He has to cross a river of dth 100m, which is flowing at 5m/s and reaches the exactly opposite point the second bank. He has to start the boat at an angle ...... with the width the river

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