A train with a length of 300m crosses the bridge at a speed of 36km / h. It is known that it takes 5min for all trains to pass through the bridge, so the bridge length can be calculated rt

A train with a length of 300m crosses the bridge at a speed of 36km / h. It is known that it takes 5min for all trains to pass through the bridge, so the bridge length can be calculated rt


v=36*1000/3600=10m/s
t=60*5=300s
X=vt=10*300=3000m
Bridge length L = x-l1 = 3000-300 = 2700m



A train passes through a 500 meter long tunnel at a constant speed. If the train starts to enter the tunnel and leaves completely, it takes 30 seconds, while the whole train is completely in the tunnel for 20 seconds
Ask for the length of the train, explain the reason and describe it in proper language
Using linear equation of one variable


From the beginning of the train into the tunnel to completely out, the forward distance is: tunnel length + train length, takes 30 seconds
The length of the whole train in the tunnel is: tunnel length - train length takes 20 seconds
Let v be the train speed and l be the train leader
30V=500+L 20V=500-L
The solution is: l = 100m
The train is 100 meters long
Solution of one variable linear equation: from the beginning of the train entering the tunnel to completely leaving, the forward distance is: tunnel length + train length, which takes 30 seconds
The length of the whole train in the tunnel is: tunnel length - train length takes 20 seconds
The train is x meters long
Train speed = (500 + x) / 30 = (500-x) / 20, the solution is x = 100, so the train is 100 meters long



It takes 50s for a train to pass through a 500m long tunnel, and 35S for a train to pass through a 300m long tunnel at the same speed
RT
Equation ~ equation! And it's a linear equation of one variable!


Let the length of the train be x meters
(x+500)/50=(x+300)/35
The solution is x = 500 / 3
The length of the train is 500 / 3M, about 166.66m
It's a strange number, but it's true



When a train goes at a speed of 38m / s and whistles at a distance of 600m from a tunnel entrance, when the train driver hears the echo, how far is the locomotive from the tunnel entrance
When a train is moving at a speed of 38m / s and honks at a distance of 600m from a tunnel entrance, when the train driver hears the echo, how far is the locomotive from the tunnel entrance?


The sound speed is 340 m / s
Let's hear the echo after X
The distance the car moves is 38x
The distance of sound motion is 340x
38X+340X=2S=600*2=1200 m
X=1200/378 s
The distance of train movement is 38x = 120 M
The distance between the train and the tunnel is 600-120 = 480 M



It takes 100 seconds for a train to pass a bridge at the speed of 15 m / s


∵ v = st, v = 15m / s, ∵ s = s Bridge + s car, ∵ s Bridge = S-S car = 1500m-200m = 1300m. A: the length of the bridge is 1300m



It takes 100 seconds for a 200m train to pass a bridge at the speed of 15m / s, and the bridge length is calculated
1300 or 1700


When you look at the problem like this, you start from the end of the bridge. If you pass the bridge completely, you have to cross the bridge at the end of the car. So the car should not cross the bridge until it is 200 meters above the end of the bridge. So the key to the whole problem is from the beginning of the car to the end of the car
(x+200)/15=100
The solution is x = 1300. So the bridge is usually 1300 meters



A 200m long train passes through the bridge at the initial speed of 2m / s and leaves the bridge at the speed of 10m / s after 100s? (2) If the bridge is 400m long, what is the speed of the train passing the bridge at a constant speed in the same time?


(1) According to the speed time formula, a = V2 − v1t = 10 − 2100m / S2 = 0.08m/s2. (2) the speed of the train passing the bridge at a uniform speed v = x + LT = 400 + 200100m / S = 6m / s. answer: (1) the acceleration of the train passing the bridge is 0.08 & nbsp; m / S2. (2) the speed of the train passing the bridge at a uniform speed is 6m / s in the same time



It takes 2 minutes for a train to pass a bridge at a speed of 15 m / s with a length of 200 m. We can find out (1) the distance of the train in this period, (2) the length of the bridge and (3) the time of all trains running on the bridge
It's a process


1.s=vt=15m/sX120s=1800m
2.s=1800-200m=1600m
3t=s/t=1600m/15m/s=106.67s



It takes two minutes for a 200m long train to cross a 1000m long tunnel, and then pass the 2.4km long bridge at this speed. How long does it take to cross the bridge?


First of all, we need to understand that the so-called "passing through the tunnel" refers to the distance from the front of the train to the rear of the train, which is 200 + 1000 = 1200 meters. According to this, we can calculate the speed of the train, 2 minutes = 120 seconds (1000 + 200) / 120 = 10m / s. similarly, passing through the bridge refers to the distance from the front of the train to the rear of the train leaving the bridge, which is 2400 + 200 = 2600 meters, so the time is 2600 / 10 = 260 seconds = 4 minutes 20 seconds



A freight car is running on the straight road at the speed of V1 = 28.8km/h. Due to the wrong scheduling, a passenger car behind it is driving on the same road at the speed of V2 = 72km / h. at the distance of S0 = 600m, the driver of the passenger car immediately stops the truck. In order to avoid collision, at least how much speed should the passenger car speed up?


Taking the direction of the vehicle as the positive direction, let the acceleration of the passenger car after braking be A2. From the above non collision condition, we get that v2t − 12a2t2 ≤ v1t + S0 & nbsp; ①; v2-a2t ≤ v1. ② when the braking acceleration takes the minimum value, the two inequalities can be changed into equations