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andresp83u40/2=20км/ч скорость лодки по течению
2ч30мин=2 1/2ч=5/2ч
35/(5/2)=14км/ч
(20-14)/2=3км/ч скорость течения реки
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I think I will begin by answering the one question that I'm sure is at the back of all your minds, "What exactly does the title of the presentation mean?" It means that many boats sailed off from English and American ports and never reached any other port. They are just "never heard of again". So I'm going to speak about mysteries at sea.
I'm going to give you an example. The ship, the President, belonged to the unlucky British and American Steam Navigation Company and she was very successful on the Atlantic. On 11 March 1841 she left New York with 136 persons on board. Two days later she disappeared and all on board went with her.
If you look at the picture you can see the even worse fate of the City of Glasgow. It was a big, beautiful boat. It left port on 1 March 1854 with 480 persons on board, and was never heard of again.
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