Question

Ры­бо­лов про­плыл на лодке от при­ста­ни не­ко­то­рое рас­сто­я­ние вверх по те­че­нию реки, затем бро­сил якорь, 2 часа ловил рыбу и вер­нул­ся об­рат­но через 5 часов от на­ча­ла пу­те­ше­ствия. На какое рас­сто­я­ние от при­ста­ни он от­плыл, если ско­рость те­че­ния реки равна 2 км/ч, а соб­ствен­ная ско­рость лодки 5 км/ч?

Answer 1

5+2=7
7*5=35
ответ 35 км

Answer 2

Problem Analysis

A fisherman sets off on a boat from a dock and travels upstream for a certain distance. He then drops anchor, spends 2 hours fishing, and returns back to the dock in 5 hours. We need to determine the distance from the dock that the fisherman traveled, given that the river's current is 2 km/h and the boat's speed is 5 km/h.

Solution

Let's break down the problem step by step:

1. The fisherman travels upstream for a certain distance. 2. He drops anchor and spends 2 hours fishing. 3. He returns back to the dock in 5 hours.

To solve this problem, we can use the formula: distance = speed × time.

Let's denote the distance traveled by the fisherman as D (in km), the speed of the river's current as Vc (2 km/h), and the speed of the boat as Vb (5 km/h).

Calculating the Distance Traveled Upstream

When the fisherman is traveling upstream, the effective speed of the boat is reduced by the speed of the river's current. Therefore, the effective speed of the boat is Vb - Vc.

The time taken to travel upstream is given as 2 hours. Using the formula distance = speed × time, we can calculate the distance traveled upstream as:

Distance upstream = (Vb - Vc) × 2.

Calculating the Distance Traveled Downstream

When the fisherman is returning downstream, the effective speed of the boat is increased by the speed of the river's current. Therefore, the effective speed of the boat is Vb + Vc.

The time taken to travel downstream is given as 5 hours. Using the formula distance = speed × time, we can calculate the distance traveled downstream as:

Distance downstream = (Vb + Vc) × 5.

Calculating the Total Distance Traveled

The total distance traveled by the fisherman is the sum of the distance traveled upstream and the distance traveled downstream:

Total distance = Distance upstream + Distance downstream.

Substituting the values we have:

Total distance = (Vb - Vc) × 2 + (Vb + Vc) × 5.

Now we can substitute the given values: Vb = 5 km/h and Vc = 2 km/h.

Total distance = (5 - 2) × 2 + (5 + 2) × 5.

Simplifying the equation:

Total distance = 3 × 2 + 7 × 5.

Total distance = 6 + 35.

Total distance = 41 km.

Therefore, the fisherman traveled a distance of 41 km from the dock.

Answer

The fisherman traveled a distance of 41 km from the dock.

Verification

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