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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 8:5:2, respectively. If the time taken by boat ‘A’ to travel (5D – 50) km downstream is equal to the time taken by boat ‘B’ to travel (D + 55) km upstream, then find the value of ‘D’.
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