Question
Train 'A' and Train 'B' pass each other in 10 seconds
when moving in opposite directions. If Train 'A' takes 12.5 seconds to pass a pole, and the speeds of Train 'A' and Train 'B' are 12 m/s and 13 m/s, respectively, find the length of Train 'B'.Solution
Length of train 'A' = 12 X 12.5 = 150 metres Let the length of train 'B' be 'x' metres. So, 150 + x = 10 X (12 + 13) Or, 150 + x = 250 Or, x = 100 So, length of train 'B' = 100 metres
40.5 ÷ [4/5 of (32 + 18) - 29/2] = ? ÷ 102
(1/2) – (3/5) + 3(1/3) = ? + (5/6)
(350/?) = 23 + 33
25% of 250 + 32% of 200 = ? ÷ √ 16
? = 20% of 1200 + 256
21% of 400 − 150 = ? − 77
172Â - 92Â + 121 - 74 = ?
24% of 150% of 500 + 140 = ? × 8Â
(22² × 8²) ÷ (92.4 ÷ 4.2) =? × 32
? = 65% of 40% of (20 × 250) − 200