- ATrip 3
- BTrip 1
- CTrip 2
- DTrip 4
Step-by-Step Solution
Upstream = boat − stream: Trip 1: 10, Trip 2: 9, Trip 3: 7, Trip 4: 11 km/h. Lowest is Trip 3.
Answer: A) Trip 3
In the table, a boat's still-water speed and the stream speed are given for four trips. On which trip is the upstream speed the lowest?
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