What is the difference between Egoism and Hedonism as briefly noted by the text author at the end of Chapter 2?

Please Answer the follwing questions:

1. In Chapter 1, Ethics, Truth and Reason, the text author says ” Sometimes, it is more important to travel than to arrive, and mostly what we gain from tackling a philosophical problem lies in a better understanding of the issues than in ananswer to the question.” What does this quote mean and do you agree or disagree with this statement and why.

2. What is the difference between Egoism and Hedonism as briefly noted by the text author at the end of Chapter 2? Although at first blush, persons acting exclusively in their own self-interest seems a poor ethical choice, what is the argument that this is not necessarily true?

Attached is the required reading. Please only use the attched required reading.
Required reading – Eight Theories of Ethics by Gordon Graham

Directions:
Discussion Board Requirements
Your posts in the discussion area should exhibit careful thought and logical reasoning and provide evidence from the text book or your own research for your position. Each post should be at least two well-developed paragraphs (approximately 4-6 sentences per paragraph. Use paragraph format, correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar. The discussions must be completed by the due dates specified on the assignment itself and also specified in the course syllabus.
Grading Rubric for Discussion Boards
YOU MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA FOR THE TO RECEIVE ANY POINTS AT ALL FOR THE DISCUSSION BOARDS IN ORDER TO RECEIVE ANY POINTS:
Initial post = a minimum of 2 paragraphs IN PARAGRAPH FORMAT of 4-6 sentences each

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