If two trains are traveling at exactly the same speed, it is not possible for a faster train to travel less distance than a slower train. In a scenario where both trains are moving at the same speed, they would cover the same distance over a given period of time.
The speed of a train is defined as the distance it covers per unit of time. If two trains have the same speed, it means that they cover the same distance in the same amount of time. Therefore, if both trains are traveling for the same duration, they would have traveled the same distance.
It's worth noting that if two trains start from different positions and travel at the same speed for different lengths of time, the train that travels for a shorter duration will cover a shorter distance. However, in this case, it's not a comparison of two trains traveling at the same speed for the same duration.