Because i can't figure out the scene.

What does the scene have with not tracking your units?

 

Distance = speed x time
speed in mtr/sec 15meter/sec
D=36x15=540meter
Yes! --- That's the total distance -- So what is the length of the platform alone?

Distance =540-300
240 is the length.

 

What does the scene have with not tracking your units?

my brain hang or stop will thinking.

 

Distance = speed x time
speed in mtr/sec 15meter/sec
D=36x15=540meter
Yes! --- That's the total distance -- So what is the length of the platform alone?

Distance =540-300
240 is the length.

Buy that man a Miller!!! --- IOW Well done!

 

Distance = speed x time
speed in mtr/sec 15meter/sec
D=36x15=540meter
Yes! --- That's the total distance -- So what is the length of the platform alone?

Distance =540-300
240 is the length.

YES!!!

Now, the real question is: Do you understand how to take the information in the problem and apply it to the task of finding out the answer. If you do, then you have actually learned something. If not, then you are just spinning your wheels.

 

Buy that man a Miller!!! --- IOW Well done!
What does miller and IOW mean ?

 

Buy that man a Miller!!! --- IOW Well done!
What does miller and IOW mean ?

IOW = in other words

"Buy that man a Miller" is a colloquialism 'borrowed' from advertising -- For these purposes it means "Good Job"

 

Now, the real question is: Do you understand how to take the information in the problem and apply it to the task of finding out the answer. If you do, then you have actually learned something. If not, then you are just spinning your wheels.

Yes far better than earliers.
due to this less speed of brain.
i am lacking job of mine after engineering.

 

Hello,
How has finded this great formula d=sxt??
https://www.google.co.in/search?q=d...Swpli4tvM:&usg=__R3Vj-yn4gsM2ZmUnFyKahGhE1mw=

 

Ok, now i am very close to solution which i was asking. in post#16

A train passes a station platform in 36 seconds and a man standing on the platform in 20 seconds. If the speed of the train is 54 km/hr, what is the length of the platform?


In this question train passes in 36sec that ok, what does this mean man standing in 20Sec?

 

Yes far better than earliers.
due to this less speed of brain.
i am lacking job of mine after engineering.

If your plans indeed include an engineering carrier -- you'll need to bolster your math skills!

With constructive intent
HP

 

Ok, now i am very close to solution which i was asking. in post#16

A train passes a station platform in 36 seconds and a man standing on the platform in 20 seconds. If the speed of the train is 54 km/hr, what is the length of the platform?


In this question train passes in 36sec that ok, what does this mean man standing in 20Sec?

Didn't you just spend the last few hours solving that problem???

 

If your plans indeed include an engineering carrier -- you'll need to bolster your math skills!

With constructive intent
HP

Actually i have completed Btech in EE
i am doing LED Sign Buisness
https://www.google.co.in/search?q=j...hUKEwjphfCdzsnJAhUi2qYKHXwwAX8Q_AUIBigA&dpr=1

 

Didn't you just spend the last few hours solving that problem???

Yes, i was reading old post.
thanks

 

Now, the real question is: Do you understand how to take the information in the problem and apply it to the task of finding out the answer. If you do, then you have actually learned something. If not, then you are just spinning your wheels.

If i get such understanding before now i was on top..!

 

If i get such understanding before now i was on top..!

It will come easier if you study on a regular basis

 

Is that your full name?
Hypatia's Protege
how you spell
i find NRI in college even my princial was UK based in school and in road and buses while i travel i find people around me from different countries.

 

ok, i need help in this English text too.
http://tests.practiceaptitudetests.com/verbal-reasoning-tests/testverbo

 

Is that your full name?
Hypatia's Protege

That's my screen name:

Hypatia (i.e. Hypatia of Alexandria) was a noted philosopher and mathematician in the fourth and fifth centuries CE
Protégé ~ means 'student'

Hence my username: "Hypatia's Protégé" = "Hypatia's Disciple"

Best regards
HP

 

Where are you from and what you do?