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Two Quantity: Speed and Time Student's Name College/University Course Code and Name Professor's Name Due Date Direct variation in mathematics describes the relationship between two quantities that fluctuate until one is a constant multiple of the other. Direct variation is expected in applied circumstances and helps explain and anticipate events. Transportation systems' speed and time vary directly. Speed-time variation is crucial to global transportation systems. An automobile, train, plane, or other vehicle's speed is related to travel duration. Direct variation is expressed as y = kx, where y depicts the dependent variable, x constitutes the independent variable, and k represents the variation constant (Basic-mathematics.com, n.d.). Transportation speed is directly related to the distance traversed, the constant of variation (k). Consider an automobile on a straight roadway at a constant s...