The line graph gives information about the amount of nitrogen oxide
emissions
(in grams per Use synonyms
km
) produced by four different vehicles (Use synonyms
buses
, Use synonyms
lorries
, Use synonyms
petrol
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cars
, and Use synonyms
diesel
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cars
) at various speeds from 10 to 130 Use synonyms
km
per hour.
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Overall
, Linking Words
buses
and Use synonyms
lorries
produce the most Use synonyms
emissions
, Use synonyms
while
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diesel
and Use synonyms
petrol
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cars
release much less nitrogen oxide. It is Use synonyms
also
clear that Linking Words
buses
and Use synonyms
lorries
show more changes depending on speed, Use synonyms
while
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cars
remain more stable.
At 10 Use synonyms
kph
, Use synonyms
buses
produce the highest amount of Use synonyms
emissions
, around 40 Use synonyms
g
/Use synonyms
km
, followed by Use synonyms
lorries
at approximately 35 Use synonyms
g
/Use synonyms
km
. As speed increases, Use synonyms
emissions
from both Use synonyms
buses
and Use synonyms
lorries
decrease and reach their lowest points at around 70–80 Use synonyms
kph
, with Use synonyms
lorries
falling to about 20 Use synonyms
g
/Use synonyms
km
. After that, their Use synonyms
emissions
increase again, and Use synonyms
buses
end at around 42 Use synonyms
g
/Use synonyms
km
at 130 Use synonyms
kph
.
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In contrast
, Linking Words
petrol
and Use synonyms
diesel
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cars
emit much less nitrogen oxide. Use synonyms
Petrol
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cars
stay steady at about 10 Use synonyms
g
/Use synonyms
km
, with a slight increase after 100 Use synonyms
kph
. Use synonyms
Diesel
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cars
are the lowest among all, staying under 7 Use synonyms
g
/Use synonyms
km
across all speeds.Use synonyms
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