Concept:When two trains move towards each other, the difference in their distances equals the difference in their speeds multiplied by the time of travel.
Explanation:Let the time taken to meet be
t hours.
Distance covered by the first train from station A is
45t km.
Distance covered by the second train from station B is
55t km.
According to the question, the second train covers 120 km more than the first train.
So,
55t−45t=120.
Simplifying,
10t=120.
Thus,
t=12 hours.
Total distance between A and B is the sum of distances covered by both trains until they meet.
Total distance
=45t+55t=100t.
Substitute
t=12:
100×12=1200 km.
Therefore, the distance between stations A and B is
1200 km.
Answer:Option A:
1200 km.