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Observe a igualdade representada a seguir:
3√2 + 3√2 + 3√2 + 3√2 = 3√n
Se n é um número inteiro, o valor de n é igual a:
A expressão 
é igual a um numero real n. O valor de n está compreendido entre os números:
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Working for the Navy can be a very interesting career choice. It will start with specialist training, both at sea and on-shore. As a result, you will develop practical and technical skills and will find yourself equipped with the confidence to interact in a team.
The Navy offers a lot of career options - from technical to non-technical posts, and for officer to civilian posts. There are hundreds of j ob opportunities available. But some positions come with high responsibilities.
For instance, Navy Electronics Technicians (ETs) are an exclusive group of professionals specially trained in electronic engineering and computer skills. They can operate and manage the electronic system s of the world’s most advanced ships and airplanes.
Another example of a Navy career is a Navy Hull Technician (HT). HTs maintain a ship’s marine sanitation system and also repair and maintain the small boats found aboard Navy ships.
Finally, Marine Technicians (MTs) operate, maintain and repair the ship’s machinery, as well as look after the power generation and distribution, and electrical control systems of ships.
Sound good so far? Take a look at the pathways to careers at sea. And find out where a j ob at sea could take you. W here do you see yourself? Click here.
(adaptado de http://www.careersatsea.org/)
Com base no texto abaixo, responda à pergunta:
Working for the Navy can be a very interesting career choice. It will start with specialist training, both at sea and on-shore. As a result, you will develop practical and technical skills and will find yourself equipped with the confidence to interact in a team.
The Navy offers a lot of career options - from technical to non-technical posts, and for officer to civilian posts. There are hundreds of j ob opportunities available. But some positions come with high responsibilities.
For instance, Navy Electronics Technicians (ETs) are an exclusive group of professionals specially trained in electronic engineering and computer skills. They can operate and manage the electronic system s of the world’s most advanced ships and airplanes.
Another example of a Navy career is a Navy Hull Technician (HT). HTs maintain a ship’s marine sanitation system and also repair and maintain the small boats found aboard Navy ships.
Finally, Marine Technicians (MTs) operate, maintain and repair the ship’s machinery, as well as look after the power generation and distribution, and electrical control systems of ships.
Sound good so far? Take a look at the pathways to careers at sea. And find out where a j ob at sea could take you. W here do you see yourself? Click here.
(adaptado de http://www.careersatsea.org/)
Com base no texto abaixo, responda à pergunta:
Working for the Navy can be a very interesting career choice. It will start with specialist training, both at sea and on-shore. As a result, you will develop practical and technical skills and will find yourself equipped with the confidence to interact in a team.
The Navy offers a lot of career options - from technical to non-technical posts, and for officer to civilian posts. There are hundreds of j ob opportunities available. But some positions come with high responsibilities.
For instance, Navy Electronics Technicians (ETs) are an exclusive group of professionals specially trained in electronic engineering and computer skills. They can operate and manage the electronic system s of the world’s most advanced ships and airplanes.
Another example of a Navy career is a Navy Hull Technician (HT). HTs maintain a ship’s marine sanitation system and also repair and maintain the small boats found aboard Navy ships.
Finally, Marine Technicians (MTs) operate, maintain and repair the ship’s machinery, as well as look after the power generation and distribution, and electrical control systems of ships.
Sound good so far? Take a look at the pathways to careers at sea. And find out where a j ob at sea could take you. W here do you see yourself? Click here.
(adaptado de http://www.careersatsea.org/)
Com base no texto abaixo, responda à pergunta:
Working for the Navy can be a very interesting career choice. It will start with specialist training, both at sea and on-shore. As a result, you will develop practical and technical skills and will find yourself equipped with the confidence to interact in a team.
The Navy offers a lot of career options - from technical to non-technical posts, and for officer to civilian posts. There are hundreds of j ob opportunities available. But some positions come with high responsibilities.
For instance, Navy Electronics Technicians (ETs) are an exclusive group of professionals specially trained in electronic engineering and computer skills. They can operate and manage the electronic system s of the world’s most advanced ships and airplanes.
Another example of a Navy career is a Navy Hull Technician (HT). HTs maintain a ship’s marine sanitation system and also repair and maintain the small boats found aboard Navy ships.
Finally, Marine Technicians (MTs) operate, maintain and repair the ship’s machinery, as well as look after the power generation and distribution, and electrical control systems of ships.
Sound good so far? Take a look at the pathways to careers at sea. And find out where a j ob at sea could take you. W here do you see yourself? Click here.
(adaptado de http://www.careersatsea.org/)
Com base no texto abaixo, responda à pergunta:
Working for the Navy can be a very interesting career choice. It will start with specialist training, both at sea and on-shore. As a result, you will develop practical and technical skills and will find yourself equipped with the confidence to interact in a team.
The Navy offers a lot of career options - from technical to non-technical posts, and for officer to civilian posts. There are hundreds of j ob opportunities available. But some positions come with high responsibilities.
For instance, Navy Electronics Technicians (ETs) are an exclusive group of professionals specially trained in electronic engineering and computer skills. They can operate and manage the electronic system s of the world’s most advanced ships and airplanes.
Another example of a Navy career is a Navy Hull Technician (HT). HTs maintain a ship’s marine sanitation system and also repair and maintain the small boats found aboard Navy ships.
Finally, Marine Technicians (MTs) operate, maintain and repair the ship’s machinery, as well as look after the power generation and distribution, and electrical control systems of ships.
Sound good so far? Take a look at the pathways to careers at sea. And find out where a j ob at sea could take you. W here do you see yourself? Click here.
(adaptado de http://www.careersatsea.org/)
Leia a frase abaixo para responder à pergunta:
“Chegando mais perto, raios finíssimos de sol
atravessavam a pedra"
A terminação -íssimos, em “finíssimos”, acrescenta à base do adjetivo uma informação com o valor de:
Leia a frase abaixo para responder à pergunta:
“Chegando mais perto, raios finíssimos de sol atravessavam a pedra"
Substituindo o term o “a pedra” pelo pronome correspondente, o predicado passa a ter a seguinte redação:
Leia a frase abaixo para responder à pergunta:
“Chegando mais perto, raios finíssimos de sol atravessavam a pedra"
Um dos sentidos atribuídos ao emprego do gerúndio (“chegando mais perto”) é:
Leia a frase abaixo para responder à questão:
“A pedra, no meio do caminho, era permeável: se chovesse, ficava encharcada”
O uso dos dois-pontos estabelece entre as partes dessa frase o seguinte sentido:
Leia a frase abaixo para responder à questão:
“A pedra, no meio do caminho, era permeável: se chovesse, ficava encharcada”
No verbo “chovesse”, o modo subjuntivo expressa o
seguinte significado:
Texto II
Densidade
No meio do caminho tinha uma pedra porosa. Dava para ver seus grãos. Chegando mais perto, raios finíssimos de sol atravessavam a pedra. Mais perto ainda, um turbilhão, um pequeno redemoinho (uma galáxia minúscula) se movia lá dentro, no leve corpo da pedra.
A pedra, no meio do caminho, era permeável: se chovesse, ficava encharcada. O vento do meio-dia a deixava com sono e sede. A neblina que às vezes baixava no fim da tarde invadia a pedra, no seu corpo as nuvens trafegavam sem pressa. Os sons passavam por ela e iam se extinguir em algum lugar desconhecido. Na pequena galáxia dentro da pedra havia pequenos planetas orbitando em torno de sóis de diamante.
(LISBOA, A. Caligrafias. Rio de Janeiro: Rocco, 2004)
Texto II
Densidade
No meio do caminho tinha uma pedra porosa. Dava para ver seus grãos. Chegando mais perto, raios finíssimos de sol atravessavam a pedra. Mais perto ainda, um turbilhão, um pequeno redemoinho (uma galáxia minúscula) se movia lá dentro, no leve corpo da pedra.
A pedra, no meio do caminho, era permeável: se chovesse, ficava encharcada. O vento do meio-dia a deixava com sono e sede. A neblina que às vezes baixava no fim da tarde invadia a pedra, no seu corpo as nuvens trafegavam sem pressa. Os sons passavam por ela e iam se extinguir em algum lugar desconhecido. Na pequena galáxia dentro da pedra havia pequenos planetas orbitando em torno de sóis de diamante.
(LISBOA, A. Caligrafias. Rio de Janeiro: Rocco, 2004)
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