differential calculus time rates
Submitted by Rdl Randell Cha... on December 18, 2015 - 11:32pm
A boatman is at which is 4.51cm from the nearest point B on A straight shore. He wishes to reach in Minimum time a point C. Situated on the shore 9km from B. How far from C should He land if He can now at the rate of 6kph and walk at the rate of 7.5kph.
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A boatman is at which is 4.5 kilometers