Physics, asked by karthi56, 6 months ago

d) 2 trains A and B start from 2 stations 250 km apart from each other with an initial
velocity of 72 km/h and 90 km/h respectively. After 1.5 hours, due to some
inconvenience, both the trains start running on the same track towards each other. A
farmer passing by notices this and stands on the track and waves his red shirt. Both
trains decelerate uniformly by 0.5 m/s and finally stop, and a mishap is averted.
i) What is the distance between the trains after 1.5 hours?
ii) How much time do the trains take to stop after applying brakes?​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
5

Explanation:

Given Train starts at the same time.

Hence, Time remains constant.

Speed of Train 'T1' be 'S1' = 40 km\hr

Speed of Train 'T2' be 'S2' = 45 km\hr

Let X be the distance at which trains meet.

Train T2 travels X+40 km more than Train T1

According to the formula.

Speed=

Time

Distance

Time=

45

X+40

Time=

40

X

From above two equations.

40

X

=

45

X+40

45×X=40×X+40×40

5×X=1600

=320 km

Distance between two Stations = Distance at which train T1 meet + Distance at which Train T2 meet + Distance train T2 travels

= 320+320+40

= 680

Answered by peermohamed54362
0

Explanation:

a)7km

b)50sec

hope it helps you?

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