Physics, asked by Physics001, 1 year ago

A train which is 150m long is moving towards south at a speed of 10 m per sec. A parrot flies towards north with a speed of 5 m per sec. In what time the parrot cross the train.​

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Answered by sohamdas59
9

Answer:

10sec.

Explanation:

relative velocity is(10+5)=15m per sec.

15m is being covered by a train in 1sec

1 m is being covered by a train in 1÷15sec

150 m is being covered by a train in (1÷15)×150=10sec.

Answered by ShivamKashyap08
12

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\huge{\bold{\underline{Given:-}}}

S = 150 m.

Velocity of train = \large{v_a = 10 \: m\ s}

Velocity of bird = \large{v_b = 5 \: m\ s}

\huge{\bold{\underline{Explanation:-}}}

Relative velocity :-

As the both parrot and train are moving in opposite direction

Then, There velocity will be added.

\large{V_r = 10 + 5}

\large{V_r = 15 m/s}

As, we know

\large{\bold{Distance = Speed \times Time}}

\large{\bold{Time = \frac{Distance}{Speed}}}

Substituting the values.

\large{T = \frac{150}{15}}

Simplifying

\large{T = 10 \: Seconds}

\huge{\boxed{\boxed{T = 10 \: Seconds}}}

So,the parrot cross the train in 10 seconds.

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