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[Star Trek] would Voyager have done any better in the Delta Quadrant if she was a Galaxy Class ship?

How differently would the show have been? Would she have gotten home faster? 

What if she was a Sovereign class ship?

Edit: not counting the Intrepid Class, what would be the best class of ship for that situation in Star Trek don't limit your answer to the Federation, it could be any ship.
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Honestly, probably worse in the case of the Galaxy-class.

Voyager is faster than a Galaxy-class, which is nice for covering a ton of distance, escaping enemies, etc. Because Voyager is smaller, the engines do not expend as much energy creating a directing a giant warp bubble like what's necessary to move a Galaxy-class vessel. Being more efficient means fewer resupply stops. 

Also, fewer crew is not necessarily a bad thing. That means a lower demand for food and supplies and a streamlined command system that doesn't have (much) civilian interference. Compare this with Battlestar Galactica, where a massive fleet becomes a goddamn nightmare for just about everyone on every ship.

While the added firepower a ship like the Enterprise would have would be nice, Voyager isn't necessarily out-gunned. Comparable torpedo launchers, fewer (but not lacking in power) phaser banks, and higher combat maneuverability give her the same chances her larger counterpart might enjoy. 

A Sovereign-class is a whole different story. Better than the Galaxy-class in virtually every way, it's hard to say it wouldn't be the ideal vehicle to stranded a long way from home in.