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A train is traveling at a constant speed. The diagram represents the train's distance and time. What is the speed of the train?

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Asked on December 26, 2019 by

Prabh Pannerselvam

The graph represents the motion of a train travelling between two stations.

Which statement about the train is correct?

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Total journey is area under the graph = Area of increasing speed + area of constant speed + area of decreasing speed

=

2

1

×100×20+400×20+

2

1

×400×20

=1000+8000+4000=13000

Train travels for 1000km in 100s which is the acceleration part.

it travels with constant speed for 8000m

Trains is accelerated for 100s and decelerates for 400s, so decelerating take more time.

Train travels with constant speed for 400s than less than half of total journey time of 1000s

Option B is correct

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