Math, asked by shashishekhar2001, 7 months ago

Two trains start at the same time from points A and B towards each other and after crossing each
other, they take 25 hours and 9 hours in reaching points B and A, respectively. Find the ratio of speeds
of trains starting from A to that of starting from B.

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Answered by udaythakur1287
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Answer:

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Answered by sdagdiya1234
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Step-by-step explanation:

Assuming distance between A and B is d and speed of train B is s.

After passing each other :

d1(distance travel by A train) = 48 * 12

= 576 km

d 2(distance travel by B train ) = 3* s

d1 + d2 = d

576 + 3*s = d ————————(1)

Before passing assuming both train take t time to pass from starting

d = (s + 48 )* t ———————-(2)

from both equation

s*t + 48*t = 576 + 3*s ——————-(3)

distance travel by train A just after passing = distance travel by train B just before passing

s *t = 576

distance travel by train A before passing = distance travel by train B just after passing

48 * t = 3*s

s = 16*t

from equation (3)

16*t*t + 48*t = 576 + 3 * 16* t

t*t = 576/16

t*t = 36

t = 6 hours

again from (3)

s*6 + 48*6 = 576 + 3* s

3*s = 288

s = 96 km/h

speed of train B is 96 km/h

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