Supposing that telegraph poles on a railroad are $50 \, m$ apart,how many will be passed by a train in $4 \, hours$ if the speed of the train is $45 \, km/h$?

$A$ $100\, m$ long train completely passes a man walking in the same direction at $6\, km/h$ in $5\, s$ and also a car travelling in the same direction in $6\, s$. At what speed was the car travelling? (in $km/h$)

Two boys jointly begin to write a booklet containing $817$ lines. The first boy starts with the first line and writes $200$ lines an hour. The second boy starts with the last line,then writes line $816$ and so on,proceeding backwards at the rate of $150$ lines an hour. They will meet on:

$A$ man starts running from point $P$ at $11:00$ $a.m.$ with a speed of $10 \, km/hr$. He runs for $2 \, hours$ and then takes a $1 \, hour$ rest. He continues this pattern until he is caught by another man who starts at $2:00 \, p.m.$ from point $P$ and runs non-stop at a speed of $15 \, km/hr$ toward the first man. At what time (in $p.m.$) will the first man be caught?

$A$ boy is running at a speed of $p \, km/h$ to cover a distance of $1 \, km$. However,due to the slippery ground,his speed is reduced by $q \, km/h$ $(p > q)$. If he takes $r$ hours to cover the distance,then:

Train $A$ crosses a stationary Train $B$ in $50 \,s$ and a pole in $20 \,s$ with the same speed. The length of Train $A$ is $240 \,m$. What is the length of the stationary Train $B$ (in $m$)?