Algebra-2

We are given that the fare (f) of a passenger varies directly with their money (m) and inversely with the distance (d) of their destination.

A) f = km/d²: This equation represents direct variation between the fare (f), money (m), and the inverse square of the distance (d²). It aligns with the given information that the fare varies directly with money and inversely with the square of the distance. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

B) m = kf/d: This equation represents direct variation between the money (m), the fare (f), and the inverse of the distance (1/d). It doesn't accurately represent the given information where the fare varies directly with money and inversely with the squ...