In a $1 \, km$ race,$A, B$,and $C$ are three participants. $A$ can give $B$ a start of $50 \, m$ and $C$ a start of $69 \, m$. The start,which $B$ can allow $C$ is (in $m$):

$A$ boy is running at a speed of $p \, km/h$ to cover a distance of $1 \, km$. However,due to the slippery ground,his speed is reduced by $q \, km/h$ $(p > q)$. If he takes $r$ hours to cover the distance,then:

$A$ goods train and a passenger train are running on parallel tracks in the same direction. The driver of the goods train observes that the passenger train coming from behind overtakes and crosses his train completely in $60 \, s$. Whereas a passenger on the passenger train marks that he crossed the goods train in $40 \, s$. If the speeds of the trains are in the ratio of $1:2$,find the ratio of their lengths.

$A$ train $200 \, m$ long is running at a speed of $20 \, m/s$. In how much time (in $seconds$) will it cross a bridge of $400 \, m$ length?

In covering a certain distance,the speeds of $A$ and $B$ are in the ratio of $3:4$. $A$ takes $30 \text{ minutes}$ more than $B$ to reach the destination. The time taken by $A$ to reach the destination is (in $\text{hours}$):

Two trains are moving in the same direction at $50 \, km/h$ and $30 \, km/h$. The faster train crosses a man in the slower train in $18 \, seconds$. Find the length of the faster train (in $m$).