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A 100m. crosses a person travelling at 5km/h in 7.2sec . Find the velocity of the train?

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Answered by iHelper
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Hello!

• Let the speed of the train be x kmh⁻¹

Since,
The man and the train are moving in opposite direction :-

\textbf{The \:relative \:speed} = \boxed{\sf (5 + x) \:kmh^{-1}}

• Time taken to overtake the man :-

100 m = 0.1 km in 7.2 seconds = 7.2 / 3600 = \boxed{\sf 0.002\: hours}

Then,

Time = \dfrac{\sf Distance} {\sf Speed}

Time = \dfrac{\sf 0.1}{\sf x + 5} = \sf 0.002

x + 5 = \dfrac{\sf 0.1}{\sf 0.002} = \sf 50\boxed{\sf x = \sf 45}

Hence,
The speed of the train is 45 kmh⁻¹

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