Twice the speed downstream is equal to thrice the speed upstream. The ratio of the speed in still water to the speed of the current is:

$A$ man can row against the current $3/4$ of a kilometre in $15$ $min$ and returns the same distance in $10$ $min.$ The ratio of his speed to that of the current is:

If the speed of a swimmer in still water is $9\, km/h$,find the downstream speed of the swimmer when the river is flowing with a speed of $6\, km/h$ (in $km/h$).

In a river,the ratio of the speed of the stream to the speed of a boat in still water is $2:5$. In another case,the ratio of the speed of the stream to the speed of a boat in still water is $3:4$. What is the ratio of the speeds of the first boat to the second boat in still water?

$A$ boat travels $32 \ km$ downstream in $4 \ hours$ and $24 \ km$ upstream in $6 \ hours$. What is the speed (in $km/hr$) of the boat in still water?

If the speed of a boat in still water is $20\, km/hr$ and the speed of the current is $5\, km/hr$,then the time taken by the boat to travel $100\, km$ with the current is......$hours$.