Math, asked by alokdada, 11 months ago


Station P and Q and
trains start from stations P and Q simultaneously. The train starting from station P goes towards station Q at 100 km/hr. The train starting from station Q goes towards station P at 150 km/hr. At what distance from station P will the two trains cross each other?​

Answers

Answered by dipuroy28
1

Step-by-step explanation:

we know,

d=s×t so,let's do it.

d1=100×2=200., d2=150×3=450.

total d=d1+d2=(200+450)=650.

total time taken=(2+3)=5h.

therefore,average speed=total distance/total time.

=260/5=52km/hr.

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Answered by harshitq
5

Answer:

distance between trains = 200

speed of train from p = 100kmph

speed of train from q = 150kmph

time taken to meet =

200

100

+

150

=

4

5

in that time the distance travelled by p is

100

×

4

5

i.e., 80km

so both trains meet at 80km from P

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