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An observer stands on the platform at the front edge of the first bogie of a stationary train. The train starts moving with uniform acceleration and the first bogie takes 5 seconds to cross the observer. If all the bogies of the train are of equal length and the gap between them is negligible, the time taken by the tenth bogie to cross the observer is

Options

  1. A1.07 s
  2. B0.98 s
  3. C0.91 s
  4. D0.81 s

Correct answer

D. 0.81 s

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