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A 400m long train is running at a speed of 60 km per hour. It crosses a bridge of length 800m in-

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Answered by SudiptoDhar
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Speed of the train-60 km/h
in order to cross the bridge the train has to cover its own length and the bridge length.
So total distance becomes=800+400m=1200m=1.2km
Speed=Distance /Time
Time ×Speed =Distance
Time=Distance / Speed
So,
Time taken by the train=1.2/60 hour (1.2/60)×3600 seconds=72 seconds.
Ans) The time taken by the train to cross the bridge is 72 seconds

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sid308: no the answer is 72 seconds
SudiptoDhar: yeah
SudiptoDhar: I had started correcting before youve given me
sid308: tell me how
SudiptoDhar: please go and check it now
sid308: it should multiply in last step
SudiptoDhar: The answer was 1.2/60in hr. So if we convert into seconds,we should multiply by 3600
sid308: can u resolve it again
SudiptoDhar: I have resolved it
SudiptoDhar: I'm not accustomed to do maths on smartphones . So. that is the reason why i made the silly mistake
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