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A railway engine starts shunting wagons by first going 1000 m north of railway station. It reverses and travels 1250 m south an...Asked by Kuntal Roy
A railway engine starts shunting wagons by first going 1000 m North of railway station. It reverses and travels 1250 m South and then it again moves 600 m north. Finally moving 800 m South it comes to rest. How far is the engine from the station and in which direction?
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1250-1000 = 250 m south
600-250 = 350 m north
800-350 = 450 m south
So it is 450 m south of station
600-250 = 350 m north
800-350 = 450 m south
So it is 450 m south of station
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