An example of a scope three carbon emission is; driving a gasoline-fueled vehicle
<h3>What is Scope three carbon emission?</h3>
Scope 3 emissions are a defined as the consequence of the activities of the company that occur from sources not owned or controlled by the company.
Some examples of scope 3 carbon emission activities are;
Extraction and production of purchased materials.
Transportation of purchased fuels.
Use of products and services.
Thus, when applied in practical, we can say that an example of a scope three carbon emission is; driving a gasoline-fueled vehicle
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Each point should satisfy the equation of the line it belongs to.
This means that:
for the equation of the first line (y=x+b), the point (p,r) satisfies this equation, thus: r = p + b ....................> equation I
for the equation of the second line (y=2x+b), the point (2p,5r) satisfies this equation, thus: 5r = 4p + b ...................> equation II
Subtract equation I from equation II to eliminate the constant b:
5r-r = 4p+b-p-b
4r = 3p
Thus, r/p = 3/4
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