a railway passenger counts the telegraph posts on the line as he passes them. if they are 50 m apart from each other and the train is running at the rate of 40 km/hr. how many posts will he pass per minute ?
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speed = 40 km / hr
= 40 X ( 5/18 ) m/s
now distance travelled by the train in 1 minute (ie 60 seconds )
distance = speed X time
= ( 40 X ( 5/18 ) ) X 60
= 666.667 m
now the distance between the posts = 50 m
so number = ( 666.667 / 50 )
=13.33
= 13
But by the basic concepts of counts between poles or posts
number = answer + 1
= 14 posts
The railway passenger would pass 14 posts
speed = 40 km / hr
= 40 X ( 5/18 ) m/s
now distance travelled by the train in 1 minute (ie 60 seconds )
distance = speed X time
= ( 40 X ( 5/18 ) ) X 60
= 666.667 m
now the distance between the posts = 50 m
so number = ( 666.667 / 50 )
=13.33
= 13
But by the basic concepts of counts between poles or posts
number = answer + 1
= 14 posts
The railway passenger would pass 14 posts
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