Math, asked by vanshikasrivastava45, 2 months ago

(a) 50
te 48
(b) 52.5
(d) 51.5
Q.4
Two trains are approaching each other from
opposite sides and cross each other in 14
seconds. What is the speed of second train if
speed of first train is 7 km/hr and the length of
the trains are 126 m and 240 m respectively?
(a) 67.14 kmph (b) 87.11 kmph
(c) 77.14 kmph (d) 97.11 kmph
Q.5
A bus has to cover a distance of 80 km in 10 hrs.
If it covers first half of journey in 3/5 of time,​

Answers

Answered by Mrpagal99
1

Answer:

50 km

Step-by-step explanation:

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.Length of first train=175 m

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.Length of first train=175 mLength of second train=125m

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.Length of first train=175 mLength of second train=125mTotal length for the trains to cross each other =175m+125m=300m

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.Length of first train=175 mLength of second train=125mTotal length for the trains to cross each other =175m+125m=300mTime to do so=12sec.

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.Length of first train=175 mLength of second train=125mTotal length for the trains to cross each other =175m+125m=300mTime to do so=12sec.Now net speed= 300/12=25m/s= 25*18/5km/hr=90km/hr

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.Length of first train=175 mLength of second train=125mTotal length for the trains to cross each other =175m+125m=300mTime to do so=12sec.Now net speed= 300/12=25m/s= 25*18/5km/hr=90km/hrSpeed of first train =40km/hr

The speed of the second train was 50km/h.Length of first train=175 mLength of second train=125mTotal length for the trains to cross each other =175m+125m=300mTime to do so=12sec.Now net speed= 300/12=25m/s= 25*18/5km/hr=90km/hrSpeed of first train =40km/hrHence, speed of second train=90-40=50km/hr.

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