The line graph differ the amount of nitrogen oxide by four types of vehicles. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisions where relevant
The line chart compares the amount of
nitrogen
oxide
produced by four different types of cars
based on their speed. Overall
, buses are by far the most common type of vehicles that produce nitrogen
oxide
followed by lorries. Diesel cars
produced the lowest amount of emissions
.
According to
the data, buses released the highest amount of nitrogen
oxide
to
the air at 40 Change preposition
into
G
/KM
. Lorries come in second place in nitrogen
oxide
emissions
at around 33 G
/KM
, moving to petrol cars
, which started with about 10 G
/KM
emissions
, the lowest emissions
produced by diesel cars
around 6 G
/KM
.
The nitrogen
oxide
produced by busses
decreases dramatically when the speed is 60KPH to about 25G/Correct your spelling
buses
KM
, and increases sharply when the speed is accelerated to 130 KPH to reach a peak above 40 G
/KM
. Lorries, on the other hand
, declined by 15% when the speed was 90 KPH. In contrast
, petrol and diesel cars
stay relatively stable at around 10, and 5 G
/KM
, respectively.Submitted by nidaa_hamed on
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