The following block diagram highlights the typical phases of the life cycle of a product. In the figure, ‘P’, ‘Q’, and ‘R’ represent various possible scopes of analyses in life cycle assessment. Which of the following statements is true? 
In life cycle assessment (LCA), there are different scopes that define the extent of the analysis:
- Cradle-to-grave analysis includes all stages from raw material extraction to the disposal of the product, making it the most comprehensive.
- Cradle-to-gate analysis assesses the product from raw material extraction up to the factory gate (excluding the use and end-of-life stages).
- Gate-to-gate analysis refers to the analysis between specific gates of the production process, such as the factory gate to another production stage.
In this diagram, ‘R’ represents cradle-to-grave analysis because it spans the entire life cycle, from material extraction to the end of life.
Therefore, the correct answer is (A).
A particle dispersoid has 1510 spherical particles of uniform density. An air purifier is proposed to be used to remove these particles. The diameter-specific number of particles in the dispersoid, along with the number removal efficiency of the proposed purifier is shown in the following table:
The overall mass removal efficiency of the proposed purifier is ________% (rounded off to one decimal place).