The current in a river varies across its width. At the banks (y=0), the velocity is zero, and it increases linearly to a maximum at the center. However, for a simplified model, assume the river velocity is given by vr=0.5y, where y is the distance from the south bank in meters. A boat launches from the south bank (y=0) steering strictly North at a constant speed of 2m/s relative to the water. Calculate the downstream drift of the boat when it reaches the line y=10m.