Two trains $M$ and $N$ cross a pole in $25 \text{ seconds}$ and $1 \text{ minute } 15 \text{ seconds}$ respectively. The length of train $M$ is half the length of train $N$. What is the respective ratio between the speed of train $M$ and train $N$?

$A$ train can travel $50\%$ faster than a bus. Both start from point $A$ at the same time and reach point $B$ at the same time. Point $B$ is $75 \, km$ away from point $A$. On the way, the train stops for $12.5 \, minutes$. The speed of the bus is (in $km/h$):

$A$ man travels $360 \, km$ in $4 \, hrs$,partly by air and partly by train. If he had travelled all the way by air,he would have saved $\frac{4}{5}$ of the time he was in train and would have arrived at his destination $2 \, hrs$ early. Find the distance he travelled by train (in $km$).

$A$ person sets out to cover a distance of $12 \, km$ in $45 \, minutes$. If he covers $\frac{3}{4}$ of the distance in $\frac{2}{3}$ of the time,what should be his speed to cover the remaining distance in the remaining time? (in $km/h$)

$A$ car covers four successive $3 \, km$ stretches at speeds of $10 \, km/h$,$20 \, km/h$,$30 \, km/h$,and $60 \, km/h$ respectively. Its average speed over this total distance is (in $km/h$):

$A$ student walks from his house at a speed of $2 \frac{1}{2} \text{ km/h}$ and reaches his school $6 \text{ min}$ late. The next day,he increases his speed by $1 \text{ km/h}$ and reaches $6 \text{ min}$ before school time. How far is the school from his house? (in $\text{km}$)