Two mice have moved from points A to B and then returned to point A. The path taken by each mouse has been marked in different colours. If both the mice have moved with the same speed, which mouse must have taken less time? Why? Answer in detail.

The mouse that followed the red path which is in rectilinear motion will reach faster. The mouse that followed the red path moves from point A to B in a straight line, travel less distance than the green one. As both mice travel at the same speed, the red one will reach faster.

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