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A train traveling at a uniform speed passes by a platform 220 m long in 30 s and another platform 325 m long in 39 s Find.
(i) the length of train and the speed of train
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Answers

Answered by Priya1445
2

Given s =t+ 220/30 ••••••• (1)

and s= t + 325/39 ••••••• (2)

on solving (1) and (2), we get

39(t + 220) = 30(t + 325)

39t + 8580 = 30t + 9750

9t = 1170

t = 130 metres

Substitute in (1), we get

Speed = 130 + 220/30

= 350/30 =

= 11.66 m/sec

On converting it to km/hr, we get

S = 3600 * 11.66/1000

= 41.9

= ~42

Answered by vishalsingh6496
0

Explanation:

Given , \bold{s = t + \frac{220}{30} ...... eqn(i)}s=t+

30

220

......eqn(i)

\bold{s = t + \frac{325}{39} ......... eqn(ii)}s=t+

39

325

.........eqn(ii)

By solving \bold{eqn(i)}eqn(i) and \bold{eqn(ii)}eqn(ii) , we get

\bold{39 (t + 220)}39(t+220) =\bold{ 30 (t + 325)}30(t+325)

\bold{39t + 8580 = 30t + 9750}39t+8580=30t+9750

\bold{9t = 1170}9t=1170

\bold{t = 130\:m}t=130m

Substituting in \bold{eqn(i)}eqn(i) , we get

Speed = \bold{130 + \frac{220}{30}}130+

30

220

=\bold{ \frac{350}{30}}

30

350

= \bold{11.66\: m / sec}11.66m/sec

On converting in \bold{km/h}km/h

Speed = \bold{\frac {18}{5}\times 11.66\:\:\:km/h}

5

18

×11.66km/h

= \bold{41. 976\:\:\: km/h}41.976km/h

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