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A student who can swim with a speed of 2 m/s in still water wants to get to the other side of a 334 m wide river whose waters flows downstream at 1 m/s. If she swims across in such a way that the time taken is the smallest possible, how far D is she swept downstream of the point on the opposite bank directly across from her starting point? OA) 133 m B) 167 m C) 173 m D) 194 m E) 200 m
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A river is 120 m wide and the water is flowing at a rate of 2 m/s. A swimmer jumps into the river and points directly across the river. He is swept a distance of 85 m downstream. How fast can this swimmer swim? A) 2.02 m/s B) 2.42 m/s C) 2.82 m/s. D) 3.23 m/s E) 3.63 m/s