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A stream flows at a rate of 3.9 km/hr. A boat has a speed of 7.6 km/hr. While in the stream the boat travels upstream a distance of 2 km as measured along the shore, then travels back downstream to its starting point. Neglect the time to turn around.
a. Find the time it takes the boat to go upstream
b. Find the time it takes the boat to do downstream
c. What would it have taken to make the entire round trip in still water?
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