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In 1985 hazardous waste in electroplating
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INDUSTRIAL WASTE GENERATED BY SPECIFIC INDUSTRIES OF COUNTRY X
Note: Because of the great disparity in the amounts of waste generated by different industries, the graph is broken in three places, and after each break, a new and more appropriate scale is introduced. As usual, the value represented by a bar is read only at its far right end.
In 1985 hazardous waste in electroplating exceeded hazardous waste in electronic components by how many million metric tons?
(A) 1.96
(B) 1.50
(C) 0.96
(D) 0.80
(E) 0.60
Note: Because of the great disparity in the amounts of waste generated by different industries, the graph is broken in three places, and after each break, a new and more appropriate scale is introduced. As usual, the value represented by a bar is read only at its far right end.
In 1985 hazardous waste in electroplating exceeded hazardous waste in electronic components by how many million metric tons?
(A) 1.96
(B) 1.50
(C) 0.96
(D) 0.80
(E) 0.60
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Re: In 1985 hazardous waste in electroplating
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18 Jul 2021, 00:27
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Carcass wrote:
INDUSTRIAL WASTE GENERATED BY SPECIFIC INDUSTRIES OF COUNTRY X
Note: Because of the great disparity in the amounts of waste generated by different industries, the graph is broken in three places, and after each break, a new and more appropriate scale is introduced. As usual, the value represented by a bar is read only at its far right end.
In 1985 hazardous waste in electroplating exceeded hazardous waste in electronic components by how many million metric tons?
(A) 1.96
(B) 1.50
(C) 0.96
(D) 0.80
(E) 0.60
Note: Because of the great disparity in the amounts of waste generated by different industries, the graph is broken in three places, and after each break, a new and more appropriate scale is introduced. As usual, the value represented by a bar is read only at its far right end.
In 1985 hazardous waste in electroplating exceeded hazardous waste in electronic components by how many million metric tons?
(A) 1.96
(B) 1.50
(C) 0.96
(D) 0.80
(E) 0.60
Electroplating Hazardous waste = 1 MMT
Electronics Hazardous waste = 0.04 MMT
Difference = 0.96 MMT
Hence, option C
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