Trains Running in Opposite Direction
Important Questions on Trains Running in Opposite Direction
It takes seconds for a train travelling at to cross entirely another train half its length travelling in opposite direction at . It passes a bridge in seconds. What is the length of the bridge? (in )

Two stations A and B are apart on a straight line. One train starts from A at and travels towards B at per hour speed. Another train starts from B at and travels towards A at a speed of per hour. At what time will they meet?

A train, metres long, moving at a speed of , crosses a train metres long coming from opposite direction in seconds. The speed of the second train is _____ .

Two trains running in the same direction at and completely pass one another in minute. If the length of the first train is metres, the length of the second train is _____ metres.

Two trains are running in opposite directions with speeds of and respectively. If the length of one train is metres and they cross each other in seconds, the length of the other train is _____ metres.

A train metres in length passes a milestone in seconds and another train of the same length travelling in opposite direction in seconds. The speed of the second train is _____ .

Two trains, each long, pass each other on parallel lines. If they are going in the same direction, the faster one takes one minute to pass the other completely. If they are going in different directions, they completely pass each other in seconds. Find the rate of each train in per second.

Two trains measuring and respectively, run on parallel lines of rails. When travelling in opposite directions they are observed to pass each other in seconds, but when they are running in the same direction at the same rates as before, the faster train passes the other in seconds. Find the speed of the two trains in per hour.

Two trains running at the rates of and an hour respectively, on parallel rails in opposite directions, are observed to pass each other in seconds, and when they are running in the same direction at the same rate as before, a person sitting in the faster train observes that he passes the other in seconds. Find the lengths of the trains.

A train metres long overtook a person who was walking at the rate of an hour, and passed him in seconds. Subsequently it overtook a second person, and passed him in seconds. At what rate was the second person travelling?

How many seconds will a train in length, travelling at the rate of an hour, take to pass another train long, proceeding in the same direction at the rate of an hour?

