Physics, asked by kunjuz, 9 months ago

A train moving with speed 10m/s crosses a bridge of length 500m in 80s the length of the train is_??
A)800 m
B)500 m
C)300 m
D)200 m
E)160 m

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Answered by anamikapradeep7
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A train moving with speed 10m/s crosses a bridge of length 500m in 80s the length of the train is :

C)300 m.

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Answered by shreta4567
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Given,

Velocity of the train V= 10 m/s

Length of the bridge L = 500 m

Time taken to cross the bridge t = 80 s

We know that,

speed\_of\_train= \frac{total\_distance\_covered}{total\_time\_taken} \\ \\V = \frac{(length\_of\_train)+(length\_of\_bridge)}{t}

Here, time taken is the whole time took by the train to totally exit from the bridge. Therefore, total distance covered in 80s will the total length of train and bridge.

lets assume length of train = x meters, then

V = \frac{x+L}{t} \\ \\V*t =x+L\\x = (V*t)-L\\x = (10*80)-500\\x=800-500\\x=300 m

∴ The correct option is C) 300 m

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