Two trains of equal length take $10 \, s$ and $15 \, s$ respectively to cross a telegraph post. If the length of each train is $120 \, m$,in what time (in $s$) will they cross each other while travelling in the same direction?

Two boys jointly begin to write a booklet containing $817$ lines. The first boy starts with the first line and writes $200$ lines an hour. The second boy starts with the last line,then writes line $816$ and so on,proceeding backwards at the rate of $150$ lines an hour. They will meet on:

Heena and Renu are competing in a $100\, m$ race. Initially,Heena runs at twice the speed of Renu for the first $50\, m$. After the $50\, m$ mark,Heena runs at $\frac{1}{4}$ of her initial speed,while Renu continues to run at her original speed. If Renu catches up with Heena at a distance of $N$ meters from the finish line,then $N$ is equal to (in meters).

Two places $P$ and $Q$ are $162 \, km$ apart. $A$ train leaves $P$ for $Q$ and simultaneously another train leaves $Q$ for $P$. They meet at the end of $6 \, hours$. If the former train travels $8 \, km/h$ faster than the other,then the speed of the train from $Q$ is (in $km/h$):

Two trains,each of length $90\, m,$ run on parallel tracks. When running in the same direction,the faster train passes the slower train completely in $18\, s,$ but when they are running in opposite directions approaching each other at the same speeds as before,they cross each other in $9\, s.$ Find the speed of each train (in $m/s$).

$A$ train $50\, m$ long passes a platform $100\, m$ long in $10\, s$. The speed of the train in $m/s$ is: