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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

A man walks at the speed of 4 km/hr. A train coming from behind here at 22 km/hr passes by him in 30 sec.

To find:

The length of the train.

Solution:

Man’s speed =  \mathtt{4kmn^{-1}}

Train’s speed =  \mathtt{22kmn^{-1}}

» Relative speed of train w.r.t man

 \implies{\sf{22 - 4}}

 \implies{\sf{18kmn^{-1}}}

 \implies{\sf{\frac{5}{18} × 18}}

 \implies{\red{\sf{5kmn^{-1}}}}

» Length of train = 5 × 30

Hence, the length of the train is 150m

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