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A straight railway track has trains plying on it at a constant speed of 100 km/h. Two trains which are one after another pass a certain point on the track at an interval of 6min. On a straight road parallel to the track, a car is moving in the same direction as the trains, at a speed of 60 km/h. At what time interval (in minute) the consecutive trains pass by the car?

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Solution

Given,
Separation between trains
=100 km/h×6 min
Now speed of trains relative to car
=10060=40 km/h
If t is the interval of time passing through car, then
40×t=100×6
t=10040×6 min
=15 min

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