This pie chart can you answer questions about us greenhouse gas emissions. the question that cannot be answered with information from this chart is, to answer this question you would need to know more about the for each sector. 1st blank: a. what was the average rate of greenhouse gas in missions in the united states in 2012? b. what fraction of us greenhouse gas in missions in 2012 are due to transportation? c. which sector was the largest source of us greenhouse gas emissions in 2012? d. in 2012 what was the ratio of us greenhouse gas in missions from industry to us greenhouse gas emissions from electricity? 2nd blank: a. geographical location b. number of companies c. pollution control measures d. tons of emissions released

The correct answer for fill in the blanks is (A) option A and (B) option D

The pie chart shows the sources of green house gas emission in the united states.

The question that cannot be answered with the help of pie chart is that what is the average rate of emission of green house gases in united states in the year 2012.

To answer this question tons of emission should be known to find the average rate of greenhouse gas.

This pie chart can help you answer questions about US greenhouse gas emissions. The question that cannot be answered with information from this chart is, (A) "What was the average rate of greenhouse gas in missions in the United States in 2012?". To answer this question you would need to know more about the (D) Tons of emissions released for each sector.

Explanation:

The information available in the graph is in percentage terms, that is, through it is possible to verify what was the participation of each sector in the emission of gases. We can know which sectors emitted a greater amount of gases and which sectors emitted a smaller amount of gases. However, it is not possible to have information on the average emission rate in each sector because the graph does not show information on the amount of gases emitted (in tons) in 2012.

the answer is z.

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