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Identify the correct option showing the relative contribution of different green house gases to the total global warming.
Identify the correct option showing the relative contribution of different green house gases to the total global warming.
Updated On: Apr 13, 2024
- CFC-14%, CO2-60%, Methane-6%, N2O-20%.
- CFC-14%, CO2-60%, Methane-20%, N2O-6%.
- CFC-20%, CO2-60%, Methane-14%, N2O-6%.
- CFC-6%, CO2-60%, Methane-20%, N2O-14%.
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The Correct Option is B
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The correct answer is (B) : CFC-14%, CO2-60%, Methane-20%, N2O-6%.
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