Math, asked by brainy5517, 1 year ago

train A of length 120 m moving with a velocity 20 m/s is about to cross another train B of length 130 m moving towards it from opposite direction with a speed of 30 m/s then find the time duration which the trains would cross each other

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Answered by anr4u97
20

here train has to travel a distance of sum of lengths of the trains i.e., 120+130=250m

given they are moving in opposite direction. Hence speeds will be added i.e., 20+30=50

now we know d = st

250=50*t

from this we get t=5 sec which is time taken by trains to cross each other.

Answered by ronrexy61
8

Answer:

5 Seconds

Step-by-step explanation:

When they cross each other and lie with both their backs at a common point their total length is 130+ 120 = 250m

Similarly both their velocities are 20+30=50m/s

As Speed = Distance/ Time

Time=250/50

        = 5 seconds

Which also happens to be your answer

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