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A person climbs up a stopped escalator in 60s. If standing on the same escalator but escalator running with constant velocity, he takes 40 s. How much time is taken by the person to walk up in the moving escalator?
  1. 27s
  2. 24s
  3. 37s
  4. 45s

A
24s
B
27s
C
45s
D
37s
Solution
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Let the length of the escalator be L
The rest velocity of the man be, u
The velocity of escalator be v
So, L=60u and Also, L=40v
Let, t be the time taken to move up the escalator.
The total velocity will be, u+v
So time taken = Lu+v
Now, u = L60 and v = L40
Substituting the value, t=24sec

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