Physics, asked by Nikmish, 8 months ago

A 300m long train is moving with uniform velocity of 90km/h. Find the time taken by the train to cross another train of length 700m moving with same speed in opposite direction.

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Answered by Anonymous
128

Given :

▪ Length of train A = 300m

▪ Length of train B = 700m

▪ Velocity of train A = 90kmph

▪ Velocity of train B = 90kmph

▪ Trains move in opposite directions.

To Find :

▪ Time taken by train A to cross train B.

Solution :

✒ This question is completely based on concept of relative velocity in 1D.

  • 1kmph = 5/18mps
  • 90kmph = 90×5/18 = 25mps

✴ VA = 25mps

✴ VB = -25mps

Negative sign shows opposite direction.

Relative velocity of B wrt A :

⏭ (V)BA = VB - (-VA)

⏭ (V)BA = VB + VA

⏭ (V)BA = 25 + 25

(V)BA = 50mps

Total path length to be covered by B :

▪ D = 300 + 700

D = 1000m

Time taken by train B :

→ time = pathlength/relative velocity

→ time = 1000/50

time = 20s

Answered by faizanwani266
22

Answer:

its answer is 20 sec

Explanation:

its is based on relative but we can do it by another method.

distance travelled by ist train to cross the 2nd train =300+x

distance travelled by 2nd train =700-x

= t×s=d

for first train 300+X= 90t

X= 90t-300

for 2nd train 700-x = 90t

700-(90t-300)=90t

700-90t + 300=90t

1000=180t

change time in sec

= 180×5/18= 50

t=1000/50=20sec

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