Find the ratio of the speed of a truck and a train, when the truck covers $550\ m$ in $1$ minute and the train covers $33\ km$ in $45$ minutes.
Given:
The truck covers $550\ m$ in $1$ minute and the train covers $33\ km$ in $45$ minutes.
To do:
We have to find the ratio of the speed of the truck and the train.
Solution:
We know that,
$Speed = \frac{Distance}{Time}$
$1\ km=1000\ m$
Therefore,
Speed of the truck $=\frac{550}{1}\ m/min$
$=550\ m/min$
Speed of the train $=\frac{33\times1000}{45}\ m/min$
$=\frac{11\times1000}{15}\ m/min$
$=\frac{11\times200}{3}\ m/min$
The ratio of the speed of the truck and the train $=550:\frac{11\times200}{3}$
$=550\times3:\frac{11\times200}{3}\times3$
$=1650:2200$
$=550\times3:550\times4$
$=3:4$
The ratio of the speed of the truck and the train is $3:4$.
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