The relation between speed, distance and time can be illustrated using the following rule:
speed = distance / time
This means that to get the distance traveled at a certain speed through a given interval of time, all we have to do is multiply the speed by the time.
i.e.
distance = speed * time
Now, if the time is constant, we can note that as the speed increases the distance traveled increases and vice versa.
This means that at constant time, the speed and the distance are directly proportional to each other.
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