Moral hazards refer to the increased risk of loss due to the insured's dishonest or careless behavior. Examples include intentionally causing a loss to collect insurance proceeds or failing to take reasonable precautions to prevent a loss.
A man can row the boat x km downstream and the same distance upstream in 12 hours. Also, he can row the boat 5x km downstream in 10 hours. At what tim...
A man can go on a motor boat with a speed of 15 km/hour in still water to a certain upstream point and come back to the starting point in a river which ...
Boat ‘A’ can cover 240 km in still water in 12 hours. In still water, if the ratio of the speed of boat ‘A’ to that of ‘B’ is 4:7 and the sp...
Time taken by a boat to cover 180 km in downstream is the same as to cover 140 km in upstream. Find the time taken by the boat to cover 360 km in downst...
Time taken by a boat to cover 253 km upstream is 49.99 % more than the time taken by the boat to cover 340 km downstream. Total time taken in covering b...
A motorboat in still water travels at a speed of 16 km/hr. It goes 27 km upstream in 2 hour 15 minutes. The time taken by it to cover the same distance ...
A man goes downstream with a boat to some destination and returns upstream to his original place in 5 hours. If the speed of the boat in still water and...
The ratio of the speed of boat ‘A’ in still water, the speed of boat ‘B’ in still water and the speed of the current is 7:4:2, respectively. If ...
The downstream speed of a boat is 6 km/hr more than its upstream speed and the ratio of the speed of the boat in still water to the speed of the stream ...
The distance covered by a boat while moving in downstream in a fixed time is 3/4 more than in upstream. The speed of stream is what % of the still water...