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A 100 m long train crosses a 10 m long bridge at a speed of 70 km/hr. How much time will it take to cross the bridge completely? help me please
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So, first you would want to drop down to all the same units, 70kmh = 70000m/hr Then you can think of the bridge as being 10m more that the train must travel, so you can add that and get 110 m for the distance needed to be traveled in time x and set your equation \[x=110m / 70000m/hr\] 11/7000 hours or approx 0.001571 hours. you can convert to seconds, or something if you prefer.
~five and a half seconds
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