Can cross in 't' seconds.....

A good train completely crosses a 120 m long bridge with uniform speed 'v' in 't' seconds. Then it will cross 240 m long bridge with uniform speed 2 v in

less than t seconds t seconds more than t seconds 2 t seconds

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1 solution

Divyam Bapna
Mar 3, 2014

While crossing 120m bridge the train's own length x is also included But while crossing 240m bridge the distance is less than the double and velocity is double. So time while crossing 240m bridge will be less than 't'.

Oh god I'm so used to modelling things as particles in college mechanics that I completely forgot that the train has a length. :')

Michael Lee - 7 years, 3 months ago

Oh! really a good solution. Really I too did the same mistake of thinking that that time take for (Distance/Speed)=Constant for particles. Good job dude.!

Omkar Chogc - 7 years, 3 months ago

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