The answer is when time started it was 5 feet. I took the test and that was right for me
This is an inverse or indirect variation problem that would be set up as y=k/x if you were using y and x. Since you are using h and t, it would look like this:
h=k/t, where k is the constant of variation. Fill in the formula with the h and the t they give you: 2=k/70. Multiply both sides by 70 to get a constant of variation value of 140.
1320 ft out of a mile. 5280 feet in a mile so
1320/5280
keep simplifying until you get to 1/4
Let the time to hike up the hill = t
As given that the total time time up and down is 3 hrs, therefore
The time down the hill = 3-t
The distance up and down is the same.
Distance = speed * time



t=1.8
Hence, time taken to uphill = 1.8 hours
Time taken to down hill = 3-18 = 1.2 hours