Solution:

The answer is simple. The trains will be at same distance from Point P when they meet speaking on approximation. However, the train A will be closer to the point P by its own length if we are not taking meeting of train as perfectly overlapping.

Solution:

He will hang clock number 315 at 7:30pm. The person has been hanging the clock number which corresponds with the angle between the hour hand and the minute hand of the clock at that time.

Solution:

Form an equilateral triangle. Now place three cones on the vertices. Now place one cone on each of the three edges, at their middle point. The last cone must be kept at the centroid of the triangle.

In this manner, you will get 3 rows corner to corner and 3 rows via the centroid and each will have 3 cones only.

Solution:

Absolute(Maths Symbol) + lee + Not(0)
= Absolutely Not

Solution:

3 minute and 25 (5/7) seconds.

Explanation:
What you may possibly do is add 3 and 4 minutes and take up the sum of 7 as an average to proceed further. However that is totally wrong as the wind has only supported Josh for 3 minutes while it has acted adversely for 4 minutes.

Thus first we must calculate the distance if he would have travelled for equal time along with wind i.e. 4 minutes. Clearly he would have travelled a mile and 1/3 of a mile in 4 minutes. Now adding the total distance in eight minutes i.e. 2 and 1/3 mile we can get his actual speed and time.

Thus the actual time for a single mile will be 3 minute and 25 (5/7) seconds.

Solution:

For(4) + a + change(delta/change symbol)
= For a change

Solution:

Route(Root symbol) + 66
= Route66

Solution:

This problem can be solved with similar triangles property.
The White triangle is similar to the Red one
Now Ratio of sides is 2:3 (as ratio of areas = ratio of based if the height is same)
Seeking that, White triangle = 9/4 * Yellow triangle = 9/2
Following all the above, the Green region = 5.5 units

Solution:

12

Explanation:
The amount won and lost by both is equal.
Thus 2x = 3(20-x) --- x in the number of times heads came
X = 12

Solution:

On multiplying all the 6 pairs we get (a*b*c*d)^3.
Assuming the missing product is a*b, then amid the 5 given products we see (a*c)*(b*d)=(a*d)*(b*c)
If we look at the numbers clearly 5 is out of the equation because there is nothing to balance it so the only remaining match is 2*6=3*4, so a*b*c*d=2*6=12.
So the product of all 6 pairs should be 12^3, the product of the given 5 is 720, so the missing one is 12/5=2.4