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A train, 'A,' which is 180 meters long, takes 14 seconds to cross a 100-meter-long bridge. If the lengths of trains 'A' and 'B' are in a ratio of 6:5, and train 'B' travels at a speed that is 25% faster than train 'A,' how much time will train 'B' take to cross the same bridge?
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