The given graph shows the nitrogen oxide emissions produced by four vehicles. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The graph chart compares the amount of nitrogen oxide released from four types of cars. Units used here are in grams per
kilometer
and kilometres per hour, respectively.
Change the spelling
kilometre
Overall
, it is clear that
buses and lorries eject more amount of nitrogen oxide, in contrast
to diesel and petrol cars. Moreover
, buses and lorries emission of this
gas depend upon their speed.
With regard to buses, it create 40 g
/km
of toxic gas at the minimum speed (10 kph
), with a gradual decrease of emissions finally
reaches to
its lowest (around 25 Wrong verb form
reaching
g
/km
) at 60 kph
of speed. However
, the output increases gradually as the speed goes up and finally
reaches its threshold at about 42% in
130 Change preposition
at
kph
speed.
Likewise
, on the other hand
, for lorries, the exhaust starts from approximately 33 g
/km
at 10 kph
,
but goes down gradually up to its lowest, which is roughly 16 Remove the comma
apply
g
/km
at 90 kph
. Later, it again climbs slowly and reaches 25 g
/km
at the maximum speed mentioned in the graph. The release from petrol and diesel cars starts from around 10 and 6 g
/km
, respectively and remains almost equal except for a
very Correct the article-noun agreement
apply
little
fluctuations based on the velocity.Correct quantifier usage
few
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