Linoleate is an 18 carbon fatty acid that contains two double bonds. One double bond is between carbon nine and ten, and the other double bond is between carbon twelve and carbon 13. Now, in the same exact way that we discussed in this particular case, where we take the palmatoliate, we activate it in a cytoplasm and then move it into the mitochondria, the matrix of the mitochondria. The same thing happens here. We take the linoleate, we activate it, we move it into the matrix of the mitochondria of that hepatitis. And then just like in this case, we basically undergo three cycles of beta oxidation to release three acetyl coenzyme A molecule.