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a train travelling at 144 km/hr crosses another train , having 50 mitter less length and traveling in opposite direction at 108 km/hr in 8 seconds. if smaller train cross a railway platform in 21 second then find longer train will cross same platform in how many seconds?

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Answered by windyyork
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Given :

Speed of first train = 144 km/hr

Speed of second train = 108 km/hr

Time taken = 8 seconds

if smaller train cross a railway platform in 21 second

To find : time taken by longer train cross the platform = ?

Solution :

Since they are travelling in opposite direction.

relative speed = 144+108=252\ km/hr=252\times \dfrac{5}{18}=70\ m/sec

Let the length of first train be 'x'

Let the length of second train be 'x-50'

According to question, we get :

\dfrac{x+x-50}{8}=70\\\\2x-50=8\times 70\\\\2x=560+50\\\\2x=610\\\\x=\dfrac{610}{2}\\\\x=305

Length of smaller train = 305-50=255\ m

Let the length of platform be 'y'.

time taken to cross the platform = 21 second

Speed of smaller train = 108\times \dfrac{5}{18}=30\ m/sec

Speed of longer train = 144\times \dfrac{5}{18}=40\ m/sec

So, it becomes :

\dfrac{255+y}{21}=40\\\\255+y=30\times 21\\\\255+y=630\\\\y=375

So,longer train will take time:

\dfrac{305+375}{40}=t\\\\\dfrac{680}{40}=t\\\\t=17\ sec

Hence, longer train will take 17 seconds to cross the platform.

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