A train leaves New Jersey for New York every minute, all trains traveling on the same line.
At the same time and leaving at the same one-minute intervals, trains make the journey in
the opposite direction (New York to New Jersey) traveling all the time on rails parallel to
the New York-bound trains. All the trains complete the 60-mile journey in exactly one
hour. No other trains use these tracks. Given the above facts, which of the following
conclusions cannot be made?
a. A train leaving New Jersey at 3 P. M. After the latter has completed one quarter of its
journey.
b. The 3: 30 P. M. Out of New York will reach its destination before the train due to
arrive in New York at 6 P. M. Has left its home station.
c. The train that leaves New York at 4 P. M. Will pass 60 trains during its journey.
d. The average speed of the train that leaves New York at 5 P. M. Is 60 miles per hour.
e. None of the above:

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