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Description: Two equally matched rowers race each other over courses . Each oarsman rows at speed c in still water; the current in the river moves at speed v. Boat 1 goes from A to B, a distance L, and back. Boat 2 goes from A to C, also a distance L, and back. A

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Which boat wins the race, or is it a tie? (Assume c  v.) Use binomail expansion.

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