Asked by Shahnawaz saifi
A train , 100 m long, is running at a speed of 54 km/hr. If it crosses a bridge in 12 seconds, find the length of the bridge.
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Answered by
oobleck
If the bridge's length is x, then the train's engine has to move (x+100) meters to pull the last car across. So, since distance = speed * time,
x+100 = 54000 * 12/3600
x+100 = 54000 * 12/3600
Answered by
R_scott
change km/hr to m/s
find how long for the train to pass a given point ... t
length of bridge = (12 - t) * speed of train
find how long for the train to pass a given point ... t
length of bridge = (12 - t) * speed of train
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