Question
Train 'P' can cross a pole in 8 seconds and a 160 metres long bridge in 12 seconds. Train 'Q' whose length is 60% of the length of train 'P' runs in the same direction of train 'P'. If train 'Q' crosses train 'P' in 16 seconds, then find the speed of train 'Q'.
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