CO2 Emissions and Flight Data

The video tutorial explores the CO2 emissions generated by a flight from London to Sydney. It explains how to calculate the fuel consumption of a 747 plane and the resulting CO2 emissions per passenger. The tutorial cross-checks these calculations with the plane's fuel capacity and uses analogies, such as suitcases and bricks, to visualize the environmental impact. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the CO2 emissions from air travel to mitigate climate change.

What is the approximate flight duration from London to Sydney mentioned in the video?

• 10 hours

• 15 hours

• 25 hours

• 20 hours

At what rate does a 747 plane consume fuel according to the video?

• 8 kilograms per second

• 2 kilograms per second

• 4 kilograms per second

• 6 kilograms per second

How much CO2 is emitted for every kilogram of fuel burned?

• 1 kilogram

• 2 kilograms

• 3 kilograms

• 4 kilograms

What is the total CO2 emission per person for the flight from London to Sydney?

• 4,800 kilograms

• 1,200 kilograms

• 3,600 kilograms

• 2,400 kilograms

What is the fuel capacity of a 747 plane as mentioned in the video?

• 250,000 liters

• 150,000 liters

• 100,000 liters

• 200,000 liters

How many kilograms of fuel are used per person when the plane's fuel capacity is divided among 350 passengers?

• 600 kilograms

• 400 kilograms

• 300 kilograms

• 500 kilograms

How many 20-kilogram suitcases are equivalent to the CO2 emissions per person for the flight?

• 60 suitcases

• 80 suitcases

• 100 suitcases

• 120 suitcases

How much CO2 is emitted per hour during the flight?

• 150 kilograms

• 60 kilograms

• 90 kilograms

• 120 kilograms

How many bricks worth of CO2 are emitted per hour, according to the video?

• 60 bricks

• 50 bricks

• 40 bricks

• 30 bricks

What is the main environmental concern highlighted in the video regarding CO2 emissions?

• Air pollution

• Climate change

• Water pollution

• Deforestation