Recall your d = rt, distance = rate * time.
let's say the rate of speed for Kala was "r" on the way over to the mountains.
Now, on the way over, it took 8 hours due to heavy traffic, whilst on the way back it took only 5 hours since there was no traffic.
The distance covered, say "d" miles, is the same on the way over as well as on the way back.
let's say the rate of speed for Kala was "r" on the way over to the mountains.
Now, on the way over, it took 8 hours due to heavy traffic, whilst on the way back it took only 5 hours since there was no traffic.
The distance covered, say "d" miles, is the same on the way over as well as on the way back.
