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No editor de texto Word 365 (em português), os recursos estão organizados em guias, que, por sua vez, são divididas em grupos de funcionalidades, facilitando o acesso às ferramentas disponíveis. Uma das guias mais utilizadas é a “Página Inicial”. Assinale a alternativa que apresenta corretamente dois grupos pertencentes a essa guia.
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A sequência numérica (1, 2, 2, 4, 8, 32, ...) foi criada seguindo um padrão lógico. A razão entre o 8º e o 7º termos dessa sequência, nessa ordem, é igual a
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Considere que dois papiloscopistas realizam 10 exames de datiloscopia em uma hora. O total de papiloscopistas, com a mesma eficiência que esses citados, necessários para realizar 100 exames de datiloscopia em 2 horas, é igual a
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Em um IGP, considerando todos os papiloscopistas disponíveis, \( { \large 1 \over 4} \) desses papiloscopistas realizaram a coleta de provas periciais no período matutino, \( { \large 1 \over 2} \) deles realizaram a coleta de provas periciais no período vespertino, e o único papiloscopista restante permaneceu no setor tanto no período matutino quanto no período vespertino. Nesse caso, o total de papiloscopistas que realizaram a coleta de provas periciais no período vespertino é igual a
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O IGP de uma região possui determinado número de papiloscopistas. Sabe-se que, em um dia de trabalho, 10 papiloscopistas elaboraram laudos judiciais, 8 papiloscopistas realizaram perícias papiloscópicas e 6 papiloscopistas elaboraram laudos judiciais e realizaram perícias papiloscópicas, sendo todos pertencentes a esse Instituto. Considerando que esses papiloscopistas realizaram pelo menos uma dessas duas atividades (elaborar laudos judiciais ou realizar perícias papiloscópicas), então, o total de papiloscopistas desse Instituto é igual a
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Uma das atribuições de um papiloscopista é realizar perícia papiloscópica em locais de crime e também em veículos. Considere que, no período de uma semana, um papiloscopista realizou 28 perícias papiloscópicas e que essas perícias foram realizadas ou em locais de crime ou em veículos. Se o número de perícias realizadas em locais de crime foi o triplo do número de perícias realizadas em veículos, então o número de perícias papiloscópicas realizadas por esse papiloscopista, em locais de crime, foi igual a
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Read the following text to answer question.
Where Fingerprints May be Found
Fingerprints can be found on practically any solid surface, including the human body. Analysts classify fingerprints into three categories according to the type of surface on which they are found and whether they are visible or not: fingerprints on soft surfaces (such as soap, wax, wet paint, fresh caulk, etc.) are likely to be three-dimensional plastic prints; those on hard surfaces are either patent (visible) or latent (invisible) prints. Visible prints are formed when blood, dirt, ink, paint, etc., is transferred from a finger or thumb to a surface. Patent prints can be found on a wide variety of surfaces: smooth or rough, porous (such as paper, cloth or wood) or nonporous (such as metal, glass or plastic).
Latent prints are formed when the body’s natural oils and sweat which are present on the skin are deposited onto another surface. Latent prints can be found on a variety of surfaces; however, they are not readily visible, and detection often requires the use of fingerprint powders, chemical reagents or alternate light sources. Generally speaking, the smoother and less porous a surface is, the greater the potential that any latent prints present can be found and developed.
Patent prints are collected using a fairly straightforward method: photography. These prints are photographed in high resolution with a forensic measurement scale in the image for reference. Investigators can improve the quality of the images by using low-angle or alternate light sources, but this is usually not necessary.
Adapted from:
https://www.forensicsciencesimplified.org/prints/how.html.
Accessed on: 07 apr. 2025.
The passive voice is used very often in the text to refer to both how and where fingerprints are generally detected. Why is the passive voice predominant in this case, instead of the active voice?
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Where Fingerprints May be Found
Fingerprints can be found on practically any solid surface, including the human body. Analysts classify fingerprints into three categories according to the type of surface on which they are found and whether they are visible or not: fingerprints on soft surfaces (such as soap, wax, wet paint, fresh caulk, etc.) are likely to be three-dimensional plastic prints; those on hard surfaces are either patent (visible) or latent (invisible) prints. Visible prints are formed when blood, dirt, ink, paint, etc., is transferred from a finger or thumb to a surface. Patent prints can be found on a wide variety of surfaces: smooth or rough, porous (such as paper, cloth or wood) or nonporous (such as metal, glass or plastic).
Latent prints are formed when the body’s natural oils and sweat which are present on the skin are deposited onto another surface. Latent prints can be found on a variety of surfaces; however, they are not readily visible, and detection often requires the use of fingerprint powders, chemical reagents or alternate light sources. Generally speaking, the smoother and less porous a surface is, the greater the potential that any latent prints present can be found and developed.
Patent prints are collected using a fairly straightforward method: photography. These prints are photographed in high resolution with a forensic measurement scale in the image for reference. Investigators can improve the quality of the images by using low-angle or alternate light sources, but this is usually not necessary.
Adapted from:
https://www.forensicsciencesimplified.org/prints/how.html.
Accessed on: 07 apr. 2025.
The modal verb “can”, present throughout the text, is used to express the idea of ability or possibility. Choose the alternative where the new underlined modal verb that has been put in the place of “can” plays the same role with the smallest change in meaning.
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Read the following text to answer question.
Where Fingerprints May be Found
Fingerprints can be found on practically any solid surface, including the human body. Analysts classify fingerprints into three categories according to the type of surface on which they are found and whether they are visible or not: fingerprints on soft surfaces (such as soap, wax, wet paint, fresh caulk, etc.) are likely to be three-dimensional plastic prints; those on hard surfaces are either patent (visible) or latent (invisible) prints. Visible prints are formed when blood, dirt, ink, paint, etc., is transferred from a finger or thumb to a surface. Patent prints can be found on a wide variety of surfaces: smooth or rough, porous (such as paper, cloth or wood) or nonporous (such as metal, glass or plastic).
Latent prints are formed when the body’s natural oils and sweat which are present on the skin are deposited onto another surface. Latent prints can be found on a variety of surfaces; however, they are not readily visible, and detection often requires the use of fingerprint powders, chemical reagents or alternate light sources. Generally speaking, the smoother and less porous a surface is, the greater the potential that any latent prints present can be found and developed.
Patent prints are collected using a fairly straightforward method: photography. These prints are photographed in high resolution with a forensic measurement scale in the image for reference. Investigators can improve the quality of the images by using low-angle or alternate light sources, but this is usually not necessary.
Adapted from:
https://www.forensicsciencesimplified.org/prints/how.html.
Accessed on: 07 apr. 2025.
Pay close attention to the words underlined in the following paragraph from the text [3rd paragraph] and choose the correct alternative.
“Patent prints are collected using a fairly straightforward method: photography. These prints are photographed in high resolution with a forensic measurement scale in the image for reference. Investigators can improve the quality of the images by using low-angle or alternate light sources, but this is usually not necessary.”
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Read the following text to answer question.
Where Fingerprints May be Found
Fingerprints can be found on practically any solid surface, including the human body. Analysts classify fingerprints into three categories according to the type of surface on which they are found and whether they are visible or not: fingerprints on soft surfaces (such as soap, wax, wet paint, fresh caulk, etc.) are likely to be three-dimensional plastic prints; those on hard surfaces are either patent (visible) or latent (invisible) prints. Visible prints are formed when blood, dirt, ink, paint, etc., is transferred from a finger or thumb to a surface. Patent prints can be found on a wide variety of surfaces: smooth or rough, porous (such as paper, cloth or wood) or nonporous (such as metal, glass or plastic).
Latent prints are formed when the body’s natural oils and sweat which are present on the skin are deposited onto another surface. Latent prints can be found on a variety of surfaces; however, they are not readily visible, and detection often requires the use of fingerprint powders, chemical reagents or alternate light sources. Generally speaking, the smoother and less porous a surface is, the greater the potential that any latent prints present can be found and developed.
Patent prints are collected using a fairly straightforward method: photography. These prints are photographed in high resolution with a forensic measurement scale in the image for reference. Investigators can improve the quality of the images by using low-angle or alternate light sources, but this is usually not necessary.
Adapted from:
https://www.forensicsciencesimplified.org/prints/how.html.
Accessed on: 07 apr. 2025.
The text explains how fingerprints are categorized based on the type of surface they are found on and whether they are visible or not. It distinguishes between three types of prints: plastic prints, patent prints, and latent prints. Based on the explanations provided in the first paragraph of the text, it can be affirmed that
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