Physics, asked by Lingaiah1, 1 year ago

Two trains 200 m and 150m long are running in parallel rails at the rate of 40kmph and 45kmph respectively. If they are running in same direction . what distance the longer train moves during crossing

Answers

Answered by QHM
3
ANSWER:
Time taken by longer train to cross to slower train is given by:
a+b/v-u,where a andb are lengths of the train and v and u are speed of trains.
T=0.2+.15/45-40.=0.7
Distance travelled by longer train after crossing slower train =speed *time.
D=relative speed(45-40)*0.7
D=5*0.7.
D=3.5kms(3500m).

Answered by bhavyasree51
1

Explanation:

relative velocity=d/t

(45-40)kmph=350/t metres

5×5/18=350/t

t=252seconds.

distance of longer train d=Vr×t

d=40×5/18×252

d=2800 m

pls mark it as brainlist answer..

Similar questions