What is the relation between distance and time

$(i)$ when body is moving with uniform velocity ?

$(ii)$ when body is moving with variable velocity ?

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$(i)$ The distance covered by the body is directly proportional to time.

$(ii)$ The distance covered by the body is not directly proportional to time.

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