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A and B are traveling in the same duration. B is traveling at a constant speed of 55kmph and the distance between A and B is 1.5 km. If A crosses B within 1 minute, what is the speed of A?

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Answered by bratislava
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A and B are traveling in the same direction.  

B is traveling at a constant speed of 55kmph.  

The distance between A and B is 1.5 km

A crosses B within 1 minute

Let's find out the relative speed between A and B.

Relative speed between A and B is 1.5 * 60 = 90 kmph

Since A and B are travelling in the same direction , Relative Speed = Speed of A - Speed of B

So, the speed of A = 55 + 90 = 145kmph  

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Answered by bharath1643
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Answer:

hence they both are traveling in same direction.so, first we need to find the relative speed .

relative speed = speed A - speed B.......(1)

But we don't know the speed of A so in order to find it ,we should observe the data given the question I.e,

The distance BTW A and B is 1.5km ,A crosses B within 1min(60sec)

the relative distance BTW A n B is 1.5*60=90(relative speed).

from eq(1):-

90=speed A -55. (frm given data speed B =55 ).

speed A=90+55.

hence, speed A =145kmph

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