Problems on Train - Part 1

  

PROBLEMS ON TRAIN

Before, entering into the topic one must know the common relation which is

S=D/T

S- speed of the train in (km/hr) or (m/s)

D- distance of the train or object in (km) or (m)

T- time it takes in (hr) or (sec)

CONVERSION:

Km/hr to m/s multiply by 5/18

m/s to km/hr multiply by 18/5

what is this 5/18???

It is 1 km equals to 1000m & 1 hr equals to 3600secs

So 1km/1hr = 1000m/3600secs on further simplifying 5/18 m/s.

NOTE- always convert speed rather than time & distance.

Some factors to be known before solving the problem based on this, the problem classified into several types…

LENGTH OBJECTS- Platforms, bridges, tunnels, trains

NO LENGTH OBJECTS- Tree, man, pole, post, car, bus.

WHEN THE TRAIN CROSSES NO LENGTH OBJECTS

IF, STANDING

DIRECTION

SPEED

DISTANCE

 

-

Train speed S

Train distance D

IF, MOVING

DIRECTION

SPEED

DISTANCE

 

SAME

S1-S2

S1-speed of train

S2-speed of man/car etc

Train distance D

OPPOSITE

S1+S2

S1-speed of train

S2-speed of car/man etc

Train distance D

 

 

WHEN THE TRAIN CROSSES LENGTH OBJECTS

IF, STANDING

DIRECTION

SPEED

DISTANCE

 

-

Train speed S

D1+D2

D1- distance of train

D2- Distance of length objects

IF, MOVING

DIRECTION

SPEED

DISTANCE

s

SAME

S1-S2

S1-speed of train P

S2-speed of train Q

D1+D2

D1-distance of train P

D2-distance of train Q

OPPOSITE

S1+S2

S1-speed of train P

S2-speed of train Q

D1+D2

D1-distance of train P

D2-distance of train Q

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