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Option 1 : Both are equidistant 

Let both the train meet at a point A which is d km from the Calicut. For meeting at point A it is necessary that both train present at point A at the same time. So the distance of both the train at meeting point will be equal to the distance of point A from Calicut, that is d km from the Calicut.

Therefore both the train are equidistant from Calicut.

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