SOLUTION: Martin was driving the boat for 2 hours with the current of 30 and a current speed of water of 45 mph. How fast was he traveling in still water?
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Question 770617: Martin was driving the boat for 2 hours with the current of 30 and a current speed of water of 45 mph. How fast was he traveling in still water?
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Martin was driving the boat for 2 hours with the current of 30 and a current speed of water of 45 mph. How fast was he traveling in still water?
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