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Two trains 1& 2 start simultaneously and run on parallel tracks between stations A and B .They pass each other after after "t" hours from the start.How much time does the train 2 takes to cover the remaining distance after they pass each other?
1) speed of train 1 is 4 times the speed of train 2.
2) after passing each other train 1 takes 4 hours to complete the remaining distance between the stations.
1) speed of train 1 is 4 times the speed of train 2.
2) after passing each other train 1 takes 4 hours to complete the remaining distance between the stations.
24 Nov 2013, 01:27
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Let the speed of train 1 be\(v_1\) and that of train 2 be \(v_2\); the distance between A and B : 5d
From F.S 1, \(v_1 = 4*v_2.\).Thus,we know that the distance covered by train 1 and train 2 when they meet are in the ratio of 4:1. Hence, the distance covered by train 1 is 4d and that by train 2 is d. Thus time taken by train 2 to cover the remaining distance : \(\frac{4d}{v_2}\) Clearly Insufficient.
F.S 2 states that train 1 takes 4 hours to cover the remaining distance. We have no relation between the two speeds,hence clearly Insufficient.
Taking both together, we know that \(\frac{d}{v_1} = 4 hours \to \frac{d}{4v_2} = 4.\)
Thus, \(\frac{4d}{v_2}\) \(= 4*16 = 64 hours.\)
Sufficient.
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30 Aug 2016, 01:59
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Two trains 1& 2 start simultaneously and run on parallel tracks between stations A and B .They pass each other after after "t" hours from the start.How much time does the train 2 takes to cover the remaining distance after they pass each other?
1) speed of train 1 is 4 times the speed of train 2.
2) after passing each other train 1 takes 4 hours to complete the remaining distance between the stations.
what train 2 has taken to cover, train 1 will take 1/4 th of it so in 1 hr they will meet.
so before meeting at the somewhere in between A & B, train 2 took 1 hr. that 1 hr will be 15 minute for train 1.
1) speed of train 1 is 4 times the speed of train 2.
2) after passing each other train 1 takes 4 hours to complete the remaining distance between the stations.
what train 2 has taken to cover, train 1 will take 1/4 th of it so in 1 hr they will meet.
so before meeting at the somewhere in between A & B, train 2 took 1 hr. that 1 hr will be 15 minute for train 1.
