Step 1 :Daisy's method: Round down both numbers: \(100 * 200 = 20,000\)
Step 2 :Harry's method: Round up both numbers: \(128 * 242 = 30,848\)
Step 3 :Neither method is faster than the other, as both methods involve the same number of steps.
Step 4 :Daisy's method doesn't work when one or both of the numbers cannot be rounded down, such as when one of the numbers is already a whole number. An example is \(100 * 250.5\), where Daisy's method results in an overestimate instead of an underestimate.
Step 5 :\(\boxed{\text{a) Neither method is faster than the other.}}\)
Step 6 :\(\boxed{\text{b) Example: } 100 * 250.5 \text{, where Daisy's method results in an overestimate.}}\)