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The Future of Global Economy and Society
Characters:
Emma: A professor of International Relations.
John: A journalist specializing in global economics.
Sophia: An environmental activist and policy advisor.
Emma: Good afternoon, everyone. Today, I'd like to delve into the intricacies of the global economy and its impact on society. As we navigate through these unprecedented times, what do you think are the key drivers reshaping our world?
John: From my perspective, the most significant factor is the acceleration of technological innovation. The digital economy is not just expanding; it's revolutionizing traditional sectors. Artificial Intelligence, blockchain technology, and the Internet of Things are all converging, creating a paradigm shift in how we understand and conduct business.
Sophia: I agree, John. However, I would argue that while technological advancement is transformative, it also presents ethical dilemmas. The digital divide is growing, and the disparity between those who have access to these technologies and those who don't is becoming a critical issue. Moreover, the implications for data privacy and surveillance are profound and cannot be overlooked.
Emma: That's an excellent point, Sophia. The ethical implications are vast. But moving beyond technology, how do you see geopolitical tensions influencing global economic stability?
John: Geopolitical tensions have always played a pivotal role. However, with the recent rise of protectionist policies and trade wars, we are witnessing a fragmentation of the global economic order. Countries are increasingly prioritizing national interests, which could lead to a significant realignment of global alliances and trade networks.
Sophia: And this realignment is not without consequences. We must consider the environmental impact as well. The current economic model, heavily reliant on fossil fuels, is unsustainable. We need a radical transition towards a green economy, and that requires international cooperation—something that's hard to achieve amid rising nationalism.
Emma: Absolutely. The concept of a green economy is gaining traction, but there's a lot of skepticism about its feasibility, especially in developing countries where economic growth is still heavily dependent on traditional industries. What are your thoughts on this?
John: It's indeed a delicate balancing act. Developing nations argue that stringent environmental regulations could stifle their economic growth and exacerbate poverty. On the other hand, the consequences of inaction could be catastrophic, not just for these countries, but globally. Perhaps the solution lies in creating financial incentives for sustainable development.
Sophia: That's where policy-making becomes crucial. We need to implement more robust frameworks for international cooperation that include financial support, technology transfer, and capacity building. The global north has a historical responsibility to assist the global south in this transition.
Emma: These are compelling insights. It's clear that the path forward is complex and requires a multifaceted approach. Balancing technological, economic, environmental, and ethical considerations is a formidable challenge. However, it's also an opportunity for us to redefine the future of global society.
John: I couldn't agree more, Emma. The question is not whether we will face these challenges, but how we will respond to them collectively.
Sophia: Exactly. It's not just about adapting to change but about proactively shaping it. We must engage in more dialogue, foster innovation, and, above all, uphold our shared values of equity, justice, and sustainability.
Emma: Well said, Sophia. I believe our discussion today has highlighted the interconnectedness of these issues and the importance of global solidarity. Thank you both for this enlightening conversation.
John and Sophia: Thank you, Emma.
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Cancer therapies are getting a makeover
By Vanessa Chalmers, Health Features Editor
Cancer is no longer a death sentence when diagnosed, thanks to the ongoing emergence of treatments that can extend lives as well as better detection methods to find the disease earlier.Scientists have learned a lot about the immune response to cancer and are now harnessing it.When we hear the word vaccine, we typically think of it as preventing disease.But in this case, vaccines are being used as a treatment. Once injected they train the immune system to recognise and fight cancer cells. The body itself is recruited to kill the cancer, rather than relying on medicines.The process leaves healthy cells untouched, unlike chemotherapy, which kills healthy tissue and causes debilitating symptoms. NHS England's national cancer director, Dame Cally Palmer, said cancer vaccines being trialled could mark a huge step in treating the disease.There are also personalised vaccines which are designed specifically for an individuals cancer, based on their genetics.The challenges with personalised vaccines and other hugely advanced cancer therapies is they are very expensive to develop - and the question is whether the NHS will be able to afford such therapies when they come to fruition.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/30417145/cancer-vaccine-stops-tumou rs-growing-advanced-disease/
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Cancer therapies are getting a makeover
By Vanessa Chalmers, Health Features Editor
Cancer is no longer a death sentence when diagnosed, thanks to the ongoing emergence of treatments that can extend lives as well as better detection methods to find the disease earlier.Scientists have learned a lot about the immune response to cancer and are now harnessing it.When we hear the word vaccine, we typically think of it as preventing disease.But in this case, vaccines are being used as a treatment. Once injected they train the immune system to recognise and fight cancer cells. The body itself is recruited to kill the cancer, rather than relying on medicines.The process leaves healthy cells untouched, unlike chemotherapy, which kills healthy tissue and causes debilitating symptoms. NHS England's national cancer director, Dame Cally Palmer, said cancer vaccines being trialled could mark a huge step in treating the disease.There are also personalised vaccines which are designed specifically for an individuals cancer, based on their genetics.The challenges with personalised vaccines and other hugely advanced cancer therapies is they are very expensive to develop - and the question is whether the NHS will be able to afford such therapies when they come to fruition.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/30417145/cancer-vaccine-stops-tumou rs-growing-advanced-disease/
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Cancer therapies are getting a makeover
By Vanessa Chalmers, Health Features Editor
Cancer is no longer a death sentence when diagnosed, thanks to the ongoing emergence of treatments that can extend lives as well as better detection methods to find the disease earlier.Scientists have learned a lot about the immune response to cancer and are now harnessing it.When we hear the word vaccine, we typically think of it as preventing disease.But in this case, vaccines are being used as a treatment. Once injected they train the immune system to recognise and fight cancer cells. The body itself is recruited to kill the cancer, rather than relying on medicines.The process leaves healthy cells untouched, unlike chemotherapy, which kills healthy tissue and causes debilitating symptoms. NHS England's national cancer director, Dame Cally Palmer, said cancer vaccines being trialled could mark a huge step in treating the disease.There are also personalised vaccines which are designed specifically for an individuals cancer, based on their genetics.The challenges with personalised vaccines and other hugely advanced cancer therapies is they are very expensive to develop - and the question is whether the NHS will be able to afford such therapies when they come to fruition.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/30417145/cancer-vaccine-stops-tumou rs-growing-advanced-disease/
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Cancer therapies are getting a makeover
By Vanessa Chalmers, Health Features Editor
Cancer is no longer a death sentence when diagnosed, thanks to the ongoing emergence of treatments that can extend lives as well as better detection methods to find the disease earlier.Scientists have learned a lot about the immune response to cancer and are now harnessing it.When we hear the word vaccine, we typically think of it as preventing disease.But in this case, vaccines are being used as a treatment. Once injected they train the immune system to recognise and fight cancer cells. The body itself is recruited to kill the cancer, rather than relying on medicines.The process leaves healthy cells untouched, unlike chemotherapy, which kills healthy tissue and causes debilitating symptoms. NHS England's national cancer director, Dame Cally Palmer, said cancer vaccines being trialled could mark a huge step in treating the disease.There are also personalised vaccines which are designed specifically for an individuals cancer, based on their genetics.The challenges with personalised vaccines and other hugely advanced cancer therapies is they are very expensive to develop - and the question is whether the NHS will be able to afford such therapies when they come to fruition.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/30417145/cancer-vaccine-stops-tumou rs-growing-advanced-disease/
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Pontus
Pontus is a non-playable faction in Rome: Total War. Pontus was a Hellenistic Kingdom on the southern coast of the Black Sea.
Pontus are an eastern faction, based in Asia Minor (Modern-day Turkey), having their origins with an ambitious Persian noble who siezed the area when Alexander's empire broke up. They were best known for their support for the pirates of Cilicia and their subsequent defeat by Pompey.
A refreshingly different faction, Pontus are similar in some ways to the Seleucids, but mainly they are unique. With a large amount of missile cavalry, chariots chariot archers, Cappadocian Lancers and Pikemen, they have a different balance to most factions, while not severely lacking in any department except heavy infantry.
Pontus is a small faction in Asia Minor. While their army is relatively weak at the low initial development levels of Asia Minor, Asia Minor itself is a relatively easy part of the map to take and hold. Trade and growth are relatively good around the area and Rhodes, Crete and the Seleucids are soon ripe for the picking. Tactically, Pontus are an eastern faction. Expect to field a mobile army of mainly missile units. There are Macedonian-influenced Pikemen though, allowing a solid infantry line to be made when dealing with the western armies and to provide more strategic options.
Pontus have mostly the basic eastern units, but with skirmisher cavalry instead of mounted archers. Scythed Chariots and Chariot Archers are also available, allowing further flexibility. The infantry is a little ticklish at times though; The early infantry suffers from poor morale and a lack of stopping power, although Eastern Infantry are very good at stopping enemy chariots. Pikemen and Cappadocian Lancers are available later on though, allowing more Seleucid-influenced tactics to be used to good effect.
It was founded by Mithridates I in 291 BC and lasted until its conquest by the Roman Empire in 63 BC. Despite being ruled by a dynasty which was a descendant of the Persian Achaemenid Empire it became hellenized due to the influence of the Greeks on the black sea and the smaller Hellenistic kingdoms in the Middle East. Pontus grew to its largest extent under Mithridates VI the great, who conquered Colchis, Cappadocia, Bithynia, Lesser Armenia, the Greek colonies of the Tauric Chersonesos and for a brief time the Roman province of Asia.
Pontus starts in north and east Asia Minor, north of the Seleucid Empire, and west of Armenia. Their cities are:
Sinope - Pontic Capital; Region - Pontus
Mazaka - Pontic Large Town; Region - Cappadocia
Pontus infantry units include the feared Bronze Shield Pikemen, the elite of the army of Pontus, among the heirs of the world-conquering phalanxes of Alexander the Great. Pontus has effective cavalry including Cappadocian Cavalry, which are are excellent horsemen, best suited to charging into and breaking through enemy formations with their lances. Pontic heavy cavalry are javelin-armed horsemen who can also fight hand-to-hand - a potent combination in one force.
After a long struggle with Rome in the Mithridatic wars, Pontus was defeated, part of it was incorporated into the Roman Empire as the province Bithynia et Pontus and the eastern half survived as a client Kingdom. The Bosporan Kingdom also remained independent under Pharnaces II as an ally and friend of Rome. Colchis was also made into a client Kingdom. Pharnaces II later made an attempt at reconquering Pontus. During the civil war of Caesar and Pompey, he invaded Asia Minor, taking Colchis, lesser Armenia, Pontus and Cappadocia and defeating a Roman army at Nicopolis. Caesar responded swiftly and defeated him at Zela, where he uttered the famous phrase 'Veni, Vidi, Vici' (i came, i saw, i conquered). Pontic kings continued to rule the client Kingdom of Pontus, Colchis and Cilicia until Polemon II was finally forced to abdicate the Pontic throne by the Romans in 62 AD.
https://totalwar.fandom.com/wiki/Pontus
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Pontus
Pontus is a non-playable faction in Rome: Total War. Pontus was a Hellenistic Kingdom on the southern coast of the Black Sea.
Pontus are an eastern faction, based in Asia Minor (Modern-day Turkey), having their origins with an ambitious Persian noble who siezed the area when Alexander's empire broke up. They were best known for their support for the pirates of Cilicia and their subsequent defeat by Pompey.
A refreshingly different faction, Pontus are similar in some ways to the Seleucids, but mainly they are unique. With a large amount of missile cavalry, chariots chariot archers, Cappadocian Lancers and Pikemen, they have a different balance to most factions, while not severely lacking in any department except heavy infantry.
Pontus is a small faction in Asia Minor. While their army is relatively weak at the low initial development levels of Asia Minor, Asia Minor itself is a relatively easy part of the map to take and hold. Trade and growth are relatively good around the area and Rhodes, Crete and the Seleucids are soon ripe for the picking. Tactically, Pontus are an eastern faction. Expect to field a mobile army of mainly missile units. There are Macedonian-influenced Pikemen though, allowing a solid infantry line to be made when dealing with the western armies and to provide more strategic options.
Pontus have mostly the basic eastern units, but with skirmisher cavalry instead of mounted archers. Scythed Chariots and Chariot Archers are also available, allowing further flexibility. The infantry is a little ticklish at times though; The early infantry suffers from poor morale and a lack of stopping power, although Eastern Infantry are very good at stopping enemy chariots. Pikemen and Cappadocian Lancers are available later on though, allowing more Seleucid-influenced tactics to be used to good effect.
It was founded by Mithridates I in 291 BC and lasted until its conquest by the Roman Empire in 63 BC. Despite being ruled by a dynasty which was a descendant of the Persian Achaemenid Empire it became hellenized due to the influence of the Greeks on the black sea and the smaller Hellenistic kingdoms in the Middle East. Pontus grew to its largest extent under Mithridates VI the great, who conquered Colchis, Cappadocia, Bithynia, Lesser Armenia, the Greek colonies of the Tauric Chersonesos and for a brief time the Roman province of Asia.
Pontus starts in north and east Asia Minor, north of the Seleucid Empire, and west of Armenia. Their cities are:
Sinope - Pontic Capital; Region - Pontus
Mazaka - Pontic Large Town; Region - Cappadocia
Pontus infantry units include the feared Bronze Shield Pikemen, the elite of the army of Pontus, among the heirs of the world-conquering phalanxes of Alexander the Great. Pontus has effective cavalry including Cappadocian Cavalry, which are are excellent horsemen, best suited to charging into and breaking through enemy formations with their lances. Pontic heavy cavalry are javelin-armed horsemen who can also fight hand-to-hand - a potent combination in one force.
After a long struggle with Rome in the Mithridatic wars, Pontus was defeated, part of it was incorporated into the Roman Empire as the province Bithynia et Pontus and the eastern half survived as a client Kingdom. The Bosporan Kingdom also remained independent under Pharnaces II as an ally and friend of Rome. Colchis was also made into a client Kingdom. Pharnaces II later made an attempt at reconquering Pontus. During the civil war of Caesar and Pompey, he invaded Asia Minor, taking Colchis, lesser Armenia, Pontus and Cappadocia and defeating a Roman army at Nicopolis. Caesar responded swiftly and defeated him at Zela, where he uttered the famous phrase 'Veni, Vidi, Vici' (i came, i saw, i conquered). Pontic kings continued to rule the client Kingdom of Pontus, Colchis and Cilicia until Polemon II was finally forced to abdicate the Pontic throne by the Romans in 62 AD.
https://totalwar.fandom.com/wiki/Pontus
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Pontus
Pontus is a non-playable faction in Rome: Total War. Pontus was a Hellenistic Kingdom on the southern coast of the Black Sea.
Pontus are an eastern faction, based in Asia Minor (Modern-day Turkey), having their origins with an ambitious Persian noble who siezed the area when Alexander's empire broke up. They were best known for their support for the pirates of Cilicia and their subsequent defeat by Pompey.
A refreshingly different faction, Pontus are similar in some ways to the Seleucids, but mainly they are unique. With a large amount of missile cavalry, chariots chariot archers, Cappadocian Lancers and Pikemen, they have a different balance to most factions, while not severely lacking in any department except heavy infantry.
Pontus is a small faction in Asia Minor. While their army is relatively weak at the low initial development levels of Asia Minor, Asia Minor itself is a relatively easy part of the map to take and hold. Trade and growth are relatively good around the area and Rhodes, Crete and the Seleucids are soon ripe for the picking. Tactically, Pontus are an eastern faction. Expect to field a mobile army of mainly missile units. There are Macedonian-influenced Pikemen though, allowing a solid infantry line to be made when dealing with the western armies and to provide more strategic options.
Pontus have mostly the basic eastern units, but with skirmisher cavalry instead of mounted archers. Scythed Chariots and Chariot Archers are also available, allowing further flexibility. The infantry is a little ticklish at times though; The early infantry suffers from poor morale and a lack of stopping power, although Eastern Infantry are very good at stopping enemy chariots. Pikemen and Cappadocian Lancers are available later on though, allowing more Seleucid-influenced tactics to be used to good effect.
It was founded by Mithridates I in 291 BC and lasted until its conquest by the Roman Empire in 63 BC. Despite being ruled by a dynasty which was a descendant of the Persian Achaemenid Empire it became hellenized due to the influence of the Greeks on the black sea and the smaller Hellenistic kingdoms in the Middle East. Pontus grew to its largest extent under Mithridates VI the great, who conquered Colchis, Cappadocia, Bithynia, Lesser Armenia, the Greek colonies of the Tauric Chersonesos and for a brief time the Roman province of Asia.
Pontus starts in north and east Asia Minor, north of the Seleucid Empire, and west of Armenia. Their cities are:
Sinope - Pontic Capital; Region - Pontus
Mazaka - Pontic Large Town; Region - Cappadocia
Pontus infantry units include the feared Bronze Shield Pikemen, the elite of the army of Pontus, among the heirs of the world-conquering phalanxes of Alexander the Great. Pontus has effective cavalry including Cappadocian Cavalry, which are are excellent horsemen, best suited to charging into and breaking through enemy formations with their lances. Pontic heavy cavalry are javelin-armed horsemen who can also fight hand-to-hand - a potent combination in one force.
After a long struggle with Rome in the Mithridatic wars, Pontus was defeated, part of it was incorporated into the Roman Empire as the province Bithynia et Pontus and the eastern half survived as a client Kingdom. The Bosporan Kingdom also remained independent under Pharnaces II as an ally and friend of Rome. Colchis was also made into a client Kingdom. Pharnaces II later made an attempt at reconquering Pontus. During the civil war of Caesar and Pompey, he invaded Asia Minor, taking Colchis, lesser Armenia, Pontus and Cappadocia and defeating a Roman army at Nicopolis. Caesar responded swiftly and defeated him at Zela, where he uttered the famous phrase 'Veni, Vidi, Vici' (i came, i saw, i conquered). Pontic kings continued to rule the client Kingdom of Pontus, Colchis and Cilicia until Polemon II was finally forced to abdicate the Pontic throne by the Romans in 62 AD.
https://totalwar.fandom.com/wiki/Pontus
I.A vitamina B12 ingerida via alimentar está associada a proteínas e, no estômago, sua liberação é dependente da secreção ácida e da pepsina.
II.A vitamina B12 é absorvida por fagocitose, mecanismo responsável pela absorção de pelo menos 80% da cobalamina ingerida.
III.O pH ácido do estômago garante a baixa afinidade da ligação entre B12 e haptocorrina e, quando esse complexo alcança o duodeno, a haptocorrina é hidrolisada pelas enzimas pancreáticas e a redução do pH provoca um aumento da afinidade da vitamina pelo fator intrínseco (FI).
É CORRETO o que se afirma em:
Fonte: https://www.scielo.br/j/rn/a/nZn3bS4MKdr5jmXg7dGrdfC/
(__)A avaliação do peso para idade expressa a relação existente entre a massa corporal e a idade cronológica da criança.
(__)É um índice adequado para o acompanhamento do ganho de peso e reflete a situação global da criança, mas não diferencia o comprometimento nutricional atual (ou agudo) dos pregressos (ou crônicos), pois o peso estaria afetado em ambas as situações.
(__)É o índice utilizado principalmente na avaliação do baixo peso, pois expressa a relação entre o peso da criança e o quadrado da estatura.
Fonte: https://www.sbp.com.br/fileadmin/user_upload/_22962eManAval_Nutricional_-_2Ed_Atualizada_SITE.pdf
Assinale a alternativa com a sequência CORRETA.
I.O nutricionista deve se comprometer com o contínuo aprimoramento profissional para a qualificação técnico-científica dos processos de trabalho e das relações interpessoais, visando à promoção da saúde e à alimentação adequada e saudável de indivíduos e coletividades.
II.A atuação do nutricionista deve ser pautada pela defesa do Direito à Saúde, do Direito Humano à Alimentação Adequada e da Segurança Alimentar e Nutricional de indivíduos e coletividades.
III.A atenção nutricional prestada pelo nutricionista deve ir além do significado biológico da alimentação e considerar suas dimensões ambiental, cultural, econômica, política, psicoafetiva, social e simbólica.
É CORRETO o que se afirma em:
I.Idade do animal.
II.Sexo do animal.
III.Quantidade e deposição de gordura.
É CORRETO o que se afirma em:
-Instala uma haste de aterramento de cobre com 2,5 metros de comprimento no solo.
-Conecta a haste de aterramento ao sistema de distribuição utilizando um cabo de cobre de 16 mm².
-Mede a resistência de aterramento e obtém um valor de 15 ohms.
-Adiciona uma segunda haste de aterramento a 3 metros de distância da primeira e interliga as duas hastes.
-Mede novamente a resistência de aterramento e obtém um valor de 8 ohms.
Com base no exemplo prático descrito, analise as afirmativas abaixo:
I.A instalação de uma segunda haste de aterramento reduziu a resistência de aterramento, melhorando a eficácia do sistema.
II.A resistência de aterramento de 15 ohms obtida inicialmente está dentro dos padrões aceitáveis para sistemas de distribuição de energia.
III.A interligação das duas hastes de aterramento é desnecessária, pois cada haste já proporciona proteção suficiente.
IV.O cabo de cobre de 16 mm² utilizado é adequado para a conexão entre a haste de aterramento e o sistema de distribuição.
V.A resistência de aterramento deve ser inferior a 10 ohms para garantir a segurança e a eficácia do sistema de aterramento.
Escolha a opção que contém as afirmativas corretas:
-O técnico instala o medidor em um painel de distribuição que serve uma carga trifásica equilibrada.
-Após a instalação, o técnico faz a leitura inicial do medidor, que mostra um valor de 500 kWh.
-O técnico registra a leitura do medidor após um período de 10 horas de operação, que é 800 kWh.
Com base no exemplo prático descrito, analise as afirmativas abaixo:
I.A leitura final do medidor representa o consumo total de energia desde a instalação do medidor.
II.Para determinar o consumo de energia em kWh durante o período de 10 horas, é necessário subtrair a leitura inicial da leitura final.
III.O medidor de energia elétrica é capaz de medir somente a energia ativa e não a energia reativa ou aparente.
IV.A instalação do medidor deve ser feita de acordo com as especificações do fabricante, mas não é necessário verificar a calibragem do medidor após a instalação.
V.O consumo médio de energia por hora durante o período registrado pode ser calculado dividindo o consumo total registrado pelo número de 24 horas.
Escolha a opção que contém as afirmativas corretas:
-Um ar condicionado com potência de 2,5 kW.
-Três lâmpadas incandescentes, cada uma com potência de 60 W.
-Uma geladeira com potência de 300 W.
-Uma televisão com potência de 120 W.
O técnico deseja calcular a carga total do circuito em kVA para garantir que o disjuntor e os condutores estejam adequados. Para isso, ele deve considerar um fator de potência médio de 0,8 para os equipamentos.
Calcule a carga total do circuito e escolha a opção correta abaixo:
-O técnico comunica ao COD a necessidade de realizar a manobra e recebe autorização.
-O técnico desliga o disjuntor do alimentador A para isolar a área de manutenção.
-O técnico verifica a ausência de tensão na área de manutenção utilizando um detector de tensão.
-O técnico conecta a carga ao alimentador B através de uma chave seccionadora.
-O técnico comunica ao COD a conclusão da manobra e a normalização do sistema.
Com base no exemplo prático descrito, analise as afirmativas abaixo:
I.A comunicação com o COD antes e após a manobra é essencial para garantir a segurança e a coordenação das operações.
II.A verificação da ausência de tensão na área de manutenção é uma etapa opcional, pois a abertura do disjuntor já garante a segurança.
III.A utilização de uma chave seccionadora para transferir a carga é adequada para evitar interrupções no fornecimento de energia.
IV.A manobra descrita pode ser realizada sem a necessidade de equipamentos de proteção individual (EPIs), desde que o técnico siga os procedimentos operacionais.
V.A autorização do COD é necessária apenas para manobras emergenciais, não sendo obrigatória para manutenções programadas.
Escolha a opção que contém as afirmativas incorretas:
-Uma lâmpada de 100 W ligada por 5 horas por dia.
-Um refrigerador de 500 W ligado por 24 horas por dia.
-Um televisor de 150 W ligado por 3 horas por dia.
O técnico utiliza um medidor de energia para calcular o consumo total diário em kWh. Calcule o consumo total diário e escolha a opção correta abaixo:
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