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Train ‘A’ running with a speed of 108 km/hr crosses a vertical pole in 16 seconds. Find the approx. time taken by the train ‘A’ to cross a train ‘B’ whose length is 130 metres less than that of train ‘A’ and whose speed is 1/3 more than that of train ‘A’ if both are running in opposite direction.
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