Question
Train A departs from a station at a speed of 195 km/h,
16 hours following the departure of Train B. It takes Train A 10 hours to catch up to Train B. Calculate the distance that Train B covers in 4 hours.Solution
Let speed of train B is ‘x’ km/h According to question; 195 × 10 = x × (16 + 10) Or, x = 1950/26 = 75 km/h Desired Distance = 75 × 4 = 300 km
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