Math, asked by ShohelAhmod, 11 months ago

Two trains start simultaneously with uniform speeds from two station 270 km apart, each to the opposition they reach their destination in 6.25 hrs and 4 hrs after they meet.The rate at which the faster train travels is?

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Answered by shamiAkhtar
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less time taken for the same distance means more speed so, speed of train=270/4=67.5 km/hr


ShohelAhmod: wrong
Answered by AneesKakar
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Answer:

The time taken by each of the train from the point to reach the the destination will be 25/4 and 4 hrs respectively.

Now, we know the formulae of ratio of speeds = √(time1/time2).

So, we will get the ratio of speeds = √{4/(25/4)} which on solving we will get the ratio to be 4/5.

So, we let the speed of train A = 4x and speed of train B is 5x.

Then, the relative speed will be (4x+5x) = 9x.

Hence, the time taken by both the trains to meet each other = 270/9x =30/x.

So, time taken by slower train = 270/4x and the other time will be 30/x and 25/4 which on solving we will get the value of the x to be 6hr.

So, the speed of the slower train will be 4x = 4*6 = 24Km/hr.

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