Calculating Distance Traveled: Const., Time, and Dist. Dependent

[cask1]

Is it correct to say that following?

To calculate the distance traveled from the origin after 1 hr when the speed:

a) is a constant. Use multiplication.
b) depends on time. Use intergration.
c) depends on distance from the starting point. Use differential equations.

 

[Hootenanny]

Welcome to physics forums.

Is it correct to say that following?

To calculate the distance traveled from the origin after 1 hr when the speed:

a) is a constant. Use multiplication.
b) depends on time. Use intergration.
c) depends on distance from the starting point. Use differential equations.

I suppose you could say that. However, technically, you are solving differential equations (and hence using integration) in all three cases.