Question

Does the fastest car always travel the farthest? Why or why not?

Does the car traveling the longest time always travel the greatest distance? Why or why not?

Answer 1

no and no the fastest car may only go 5 feet and the car traveling  the longest may go for 3 hours and travel a foot

Answer 2

The distance traveled by a car moving at constant speed is given by
`d= vt` where
`v` velocity of the car and
`t` time. Thus,
`d` depends on both speed and time. A car with velocity
`v=10` may travel
`d=20` in 2 sec. But a car with lower speed
`v=5` can travel
`d=40` in 8 sec. So we cannot say the car with larger speed travels farther.

In the same way we cannot say that the car traveling the longest time always travel the greatest distance since a car with larger speed may travel more distance in a lesser time.