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25.
A train 108 m long moving at a speed of 50 km/hr crosses a train 112 m long coming from opposite direction in 6 seconds. The speed of the second train is:
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Let the speed of the second train be x km/hr.
Relative speed | = (x + 50) km/hr | |||||||
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Distance covered = (108 + 112) = 220 m.
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220 | = 6 | ||
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250 + 5x = 660
x = 82 km/hr.
Discussion:
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Rishav kumar said:
10 years ago
Yes answer is correct but checking through reverse process.
Let x = 82 km/h and we have find time to cross each other. Then then the answer will come 6 sec. So it is correct.
Let x = 82 km/h and we have find time to cross each other. Then then the answer will come 6 sec. So it is correct.
Muthulakshmi said:
1 decade ago
Hai Mr.Ramesh
You are Correct.Thanks for explaining the problem clearly
You are Correct.Thanks for explaining the problem clearly
Sajan said:
10 years ago
Distance = (220/1000) km {Want to convert meter into kilometer).
Time = (6/3600) seconds {Second into hours - one hour has 3600 seconds}.
Distance/Time = Speed.
= (220/1000)/(6/3600) = x+50 km {Opposite speed should be added).
Now without converting, follow normally:
220/6*3600 = (50+x) speed (If goes 220 m within 6 seconds, what is the distance per hour or 3600 seconds).
132000 m per hour = (50+x).
So, 132 kilometer = (50+x).
x = 132-50 = 82.
Time = (6/3600) seconds {Second into hours - one hour has 3600 seconds}.
Distance/Time = Speed.
= (220/1000)/(6/3600) = x+50 km {Opposite speed should be added).
Now without converting, follow normally:
220/6*3600 = (50+x) speed (If goes 220 m within 6 seconds, what is the distance per hour or 3600 seconds).
132000 m per hour = (50+x).
So, 132 kilometer = (50+x).
x = 132-50 = 82.
Rutika said:
10 years ago
S = D/T.
So, D = 108+112 = 220 m.
= 220/1000 km/hr.
T = 6 sec = 6/3600 = 1/600 hr.
S = 50 km/hr.
We assume second train speed 'x'.
Relative speed = 50 km/hr+x km/hr.
S = D/T.
= 50+x = 220/1000*600.
= 50+x = 22*6 = 50+x = 132.
x = 82 km/hr.
So, D = 108+112 = 220 m.
= 220/1000 km/hr.
T = 6 sec = 6/3600 = 1/600 hr.
S = 50 km/hr.
We assume second train speed 'x'.
Relative speed = 50 km/hr+x km/hr.
S = D/T.
= 50+x = 220/1000*600.
= 50+x = 22*6 = 50+x = 132.
x = 82 km/hr.
Moin said:
9 years ago
But can't do in direct formula of a + b/u + v = t? Then finding us there.
Rabvah said:
9 years ago
50*5/18 = 13.889 m/sec.
108 + 112/13.889 + x = 22.778.
Since it has to be in km/hr.
23.778*18/5 = 82 km/hr.
108 + 112/13.889 + x = 22.778.
Since it has to be in km/hr.
23.778*18/5 = 82 km/hr.
Priyanka said:
9 years ago
Total distance = 112 + 120 = 220 m.
Time = 6 sec.
Relative speed = total distance / time,
=> 220/6 m/s
Speed in km/h,
=> 220/6 * 18/5 = 132.
Speed of second train = relative speed - speed of 1st train,
=> 132- 50 = 82 km/h.
Time = 6 sec.
Relative speed = total distance / time,
=> 220/6 m/s
Speed in km/h,
=> 220/6 * 18/5 = 132.
Speed of second train = relative speed - speed of 1st train,
=> 132- 50 = 82 km/h.
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