Physics, 17.11.2019 15:31 AleciaCassidy

Danny lowers the sails on his boat. he paddles upstream at 19 km/hr. the current is still running downstream at 15 km/hr. what is the actual velocity of the boat? 34 km/hr, downstream 34 km/hr, upstream 4 km/hr, downstream 4 km/hr, upstream

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