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Two Trains Start From A And B Respectively And Travel Towards Each Other At A Speed Of 60 Km/hr. And 75 Km/hr. Respectively. By The Time They Meet, The Second Train Has Traveled 70 Km More Than The First. The Distance Between A And B Is?

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At the TIME of meeting, let the distance traveled by the first train be x KM

Then, distance covered by the second train is (x + 70) km.

=> x/60 = (x + 70)/75.

=> 75x = 60x + 60*70.

=> 15x = 4200 = x = 280 km.

So, distance between A and B = (x + x + 70) 

= 280 + 280 + 70 

= 630 km.

At the time of meeting, let the distance traveled by the first train be x km. 

Then, distance covered by the second train is (x + 70) km.

=> x/60 = (x + 70)/75.

=> 75x = 60x + 60*70.

=> 15x = 4200 = x = 280 km.

So, distance between A and B = (x + x + 70) 

= 280 + 280 + 70 

= 630 km.



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