Two men are standing on opposite ends of a bridge of $1200 \, m$ long. If they walk towards each other at the rate of $5 \, m/min$ and $10 \, m/min$ respectively,in how much time will they meet each other? (in $minutes$)

Rakesh sets out to cycle from Delhi to Mathura and at the same time Suresh starts from Mathura to Delhi. After passing each other,they complete their journeys in $9$ and $16 \, \text{hours}$,respectively. At what speed does Suresh cycle if Rakesh cycles at $16 \, \text{km/h}$?

In a race of $1 \, km$,$A$ gives $B$ a start of $100 \, m$ and still wins by $20 \, s$. But if $A$ gives $B$ a start of $25 \, s$,$B$ wins by $50 \, m$. The time taken by $A$ to run $1 \, km$ is (in $s$):

$A$ train crosses a platform in $30 \, s$ travelling with a speed of $60 \, km/h$. If the length of the train is $200 \, m$, then the length of the platform is (in $m$):

$A$ train covers a distance of $12 \, km$ in $10 \, minutes$. If it takes $6 \, seconds$ to pass a telegraph post,then the length of the train is (in $meters$):

$A$ walks around a circular field at the rate of one $round/hour$,while $B$ runs around it at the rate of six $rounds/hour$. They start in the same direction from the same point at $7.30 \, a.m$. They shall first cross each other at (in $a.m.$)