Math, asked by nayekarpan9851, 9 months ago

13. Two trains A and B running on parallel lines enter a tunnel 2 lon
long at the opposite ends at the same time. They meet in 1 minutes and
A has then travelled in the tunnel 400 m more than B. In 4 seconds they
cross each other, and 1 minute later A has completely passed through the
tunnel. Find the lengths and the rates of the trains.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Two trains X and Y enter at the same time a tunnel 1 Km long at the opposite ends.

They meet in 45 seconds, after X has traveled 200 meters more than Y.

:

Find the distance each train has traveled when they meet

let a = distance traveled by x when they meet

then

(a-200) = distance traveled by y when they meet

therefore

a + (a-200) = 1000 meters

2a = 1000 + 200

2a = 1200

a = 600 meters traveled by x, and 400 meters traveled by y

then

600/45 = 13.33 m/sec is the speed of x

and

400/45 = 8.89 m/sec is the speed of y

:

They cross each other in 4.5 seconds

Find the total Length of the two trains

L = 4.5(13.33+8.89)

L = 100 meters

:

and 30 seconds later X is completely out of the tunnel.

total time for x to enter and clear the tunnel

45 + 4.5 + 30 = 79.5 seconds

Find how far the train X travels in 79.5 sec at 13.33 m/sec

79.5*13.333 = 1060 meters

the tunnel is 1000 meters, therefore the train is 60 meters long

:

Find the length of y

100 - 60 = 40 meters is the length of train y

:

find the length and speed of each of the trains.

X is 60 meters long

Y = 40 meters long

and

X = %2813.333%2A3600%29%2F1000 = 48 km/hr

Y = %288.889%2A3600%29%2F1000 = 32 km/hr

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2) A train after traveling 50 Km. Meets with an accident and then proceeds at ¾ th of its former speed and arrives at its destination 35 minutes late.

let s = train's normal speed

then

.75s = train's speed after the the accident

Let d = distance of the whole trip

then

(d-50) = distance at a speed of .75s

Write a time equation

%28d-50%29%2F%28.75s%29 - %28d-50%29%2Fs = 35%2F60

multiply by 60s so get rid of the denominators, resulting in:

80(d-50) - 60(d-50) = 35s

80d - 4000 - 60d + 3000 = 35s

20d - 35s - 1000 = 0

20d - 35s = 1000

then we are dealing with a distance of (d-74)

Had the accident happened 24 Km. Further on, it would have reached the destination only 23 minutes late.

%28d-74%29%2F%28.75s%29 - %28d-74%29%2Fs = 23%2F60

multiply by 60s so get rid of the denominators, resulting in:

80(d-74) - 60(d-74) = 23s

80d - 5920 - 60d + 4440 = 23s

20d - 23s - 1480 = 0

20d - 23s = 1480

:

Use elimination here

20d - 23s = 1480

20d - 35s = 1000

------------------subtraction eliminates d, find s

12s = 480

s = 480/12

s = 40 km/hr is the normal speed (30 km/hr is the slower speed)

:

Find the speed of the train and the distance.

20d - 23(40) = 1480

20d - 920 = 1480

20d = 1480 + 920

20d = 2400

d = 2400/20

d = 120 km

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:

Check that in the other equation

20(120) - 35(40) =

2400 - 1400 = 1000; confirms our solution of:

speed: 40 km/hr, normal speed

dist: 120 km

Answered by SuvajitDasgupta
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Step-by-step explanation:

The relative speed of B wrt A will be V

BA

=V

B

−V

A

=20−20=0

their relative acceleration will be a

BA

=a

B

−a

A

=1−0=1m/s

2

the distance traveled will be in s=ut+

2

1

at

2

=0+

2

1

1×(50)

2

=1250meter

if initial separation was x then x+400m=s or x=1250−400=850m

because now the drivers are side by side of each other so the length of train A was added.

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