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Train ‘A’ is travelling with a speed of 108 km/hr and crosses a vertical pole in 5 seconds. Train ‘B’ is 40 metres longer than ‘A’ and travelling with a speed 1/6th less than that of train 'A'. In how much time train B can cross a 160 metres long platform?
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