Concept:The problem involves function substitution and algebraic simplification to find the ratio of two function values.Explanation:Start with f(x)=x−1x.Compute f(a) by substituting x=a: f(a)=a−1a.Compute f(a+1): f(a+1)=(a+1)−1a+1=aa+1.Now evaluate the ratio f(a+1)f(a)=aa+1a−1a.Simplify by multiplying numerator and denominator: a−1a×a+1a=(a−1)(a+1)a2.Recognize that (a−1)(a+1)=a2−1, so the ratio becomes a2−1a2.Observe that f(a2)=a2−1a2.Thus, f(a+1)f(a)=f(a2).Compare with the given options to identify the correct match.Answer:The expression simplifies to f(a2), which corresponds to option B.