Let's carefully analyze the information given and understand the purpose of the transportation fare chart. Based on the fare chart, we can identify which statements support the purpose of providing fare information for various groups.
Some potential purposes of the document might be:
1. To show the different types of fares available.
2. To highlight that reduced fares are available for certain groups of people.
Looking at the contents of the fare chart:
1. Types of Fares Displayed: The chart enumerates multiple fare types (regular fares and unlimited-ride passes) with distinct prices for full fare, reduced fare, and student fare categories across different transport modes (e.g., 'L' train, bus, and transfer).
2. Reduced Fares Information: The chart specifies that there are reduced fares available for children, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. It also mentions that the 30-Day Reduced Fare Pass is available only to riders with an RTA permit.
Based on these observations, the options that are well-supported by the fare chart are:
1. It shows the different types of fares available.
2. It highlights that reduced fares are available for certain groups of people.
Thus, the two options that clearly support the purpose of the document are:
Option 1: It shows the different types of fares available.
Option 2: It highlights that reduced fares are available for certain groups of people.
So the answer is (1, 2).
