Aptitude
12 flashcards · Other · by Rahul Verma
Two bodies are moving in opposite directions at speeds S1 and S2 respectively. The relative speed is defined as
s1+s2
Two bodies are moving in the same direction then relative speed is defined as
s1-s2
Train crossing a stationary object without length:
s*t= len(t)
Train crossing a stationary object with length:
s*t=len(t)+len(o)
Train crossing a moving object without length: • In opposite direction:
speed of train + speed of object *time= length of train
Train crossing a moving object without length: • In same direction:
speed of train - speed of object * time = length of train
Train crossing a moving object with length: • In opposite direction
speed of train + speed of object * time = lenghth of train + length of object
Train crossing a moving object with length: • In same direction
speed of train - speed of object * time = lenghth of train + length of object
While moving upstream (or against the flow of the water), the speed of movement is given by
speed of upstream = speed of boat - speed of stream
While moving downstream(or with the flow of the water), the speed of movement is given by
speed of downstream = speed of boat + speed of stream
The relative speed of two bodies moving around a circle in the same direction is taken as
s1-s2
when two bodies are moving around a circle in the opposite direction, the speed of the two bodies is taken to be
s1+s2