Chapter 4: Q55E (page 279)
Solve the problem in Example 4 if the river is \(5{\rm{ km}}\) wide and point \(B\) is only \(5{\rm{ km}}\) downstream from \(A\).
Short Answer
The girl should row the boat directly to \(B\).
Chapter 4: Q55E (page 279)
Solve the problem in Example 4 if the river is \(5{\rm{ km}}\) wide and point \(B\) is only \(5{\rm{ km}}\) downstream from \(A\).
The girl should row the boat directly to \(B\).
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