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A bridge is linear and 23.0km long, and a train with length of 1.40km is trying to pass the bridge. At the beginning head of the train is at one end of the bridge, and the train

Full question: A bridge is linear and 23.0km long, and a train with length of 1.40km is trying to pass the bridge. At the beginning the head of the train is at one end of the bridge, and the train is traveling at constant speed of 105km/h. How long will it take the train to completely pass the bridge (the end of the train pass the bridge)?

given figure having direction, velocity, length of bridge, train

davidmacagodavidmacago asked 2 years ago

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At the beginning,

Train is traveling at constant speed of 105km/h.

At the beginning the head of the train is at one end of the bridge

After passing the bridge,

train after passing the bridge

So the distance travelled by the head is,
23.0 + 1.40 = 24.4 km

so, time = LV\frac LV = 24.4105\frac{24.4}{105} = 0.232 hours

davidapdavidap answered 2 years ago

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