Math, asked by hemanthsy1782, 1 year ago

A and b are two stations 90 km/h.a train starts from a and move towards b at 20 km/h.another train starts from b at the same time and move towards a at 10 km/h. how far from a will they cross each other

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Answered by ramsir47
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simple tricks for this

total distance
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speed of two train

= 90 ÷ ( 20 + 10 )

= 90/30 = 3 hours...

abhigyankashyap82: You are given to find distance, so since you found time, then they travelled for 3 hours. So, distance covered by train from A in 3 hours is 20*3 = 60 km which is the required answer
Answered by abhigyankashyap82
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The situation is:

 A----------------- 90 km ---------------B

-----> 10km/h               <-----20km/hr

You know,

Speed * Time = Distance

Since, they start simultaneously, and travel for same amount of time, therefore, time is constant.

So,

S1/S2 = D1/D2 (If train from A is travelling at S1 km/hr, covering D1 km, and train from B is travelling at S2 km/hr, covering D2 km)

=> 20/10 = D1/D2

=>D1/D2 = 2/1

=> (D1+D2)/D2 = (2+1)/1

=> 90/D2 = 3/1 => D2= 30 km.

So, D1 = 90-60 = 60 km.

Hence they meet 60 km from A

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