can you run faster than a train?

Question

if you are in the back of a train and you get up and walk to the front of the train are you moving faster than the train?

Answer 1

I believe that Scriv has the Best Answer! I give up!

Answer 2

It depends what your reference is. If a train is moving at 40 MPH *relative to the ground*, and you run at 10 MPH inside the train, and in the same direction that the train is moving, then you will be moving at 50 MPH relative to the ground, but only 10 MPH relative to the train.

Answer 3

Depends on the reference point. If the reference point is taken from a point on the tracks then yes, you are faster than the train. If the refernce is the speed of the train, then chances are extremely good that you are not.

Answer 4

Yes, relative to the train you are moving faster.

Answer 5

Relative to the ground yes relative to the train no.

Answer 6

lol, in fact, the earth's surface itself rotates faster than an airplane can fly. So does standing on the ground moves faster than an airplane? think about it.

Answer 7

the respond is confident. you need to run sluggish, medium and speedy mutually as education for go us of a. you need to do some long, sluggish runs, some shorter runs nearer on your aim race p.c.., and a few shorter song artwork at a p.c.. quicker than race p.c... you additionally can do all 3 in a workout consultation. that is referred to as fartlek, "speed play" in Swedish. You bypass out for a protracted-term at an basic p.c.. and at random durations, for random distances, you p.c.. up the p.c.., each so often to an all out sprint. i've got executed it in a team the place each and each individual, in turn, gets to p.c.. out the place the subsequent sprint will start up and how some distance it is going to bypass.

Answer 8

oh ya i can jump higher thain a house

as they cant jump he he he

Answer 9

yea