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gabinete de avaliação educacional TESTE INTERMÉDIO 11.º Ano de Escolaridade (Decreto-Lei n.º 74/2004, de 26 de Março) Duração da Prova: 90 minutos 10/Maio/2007 MATEMÁTICA A VERSÃO 1 Na sua folha de respostas, indique claramente a versão da prova. A ausência desta indicação implicará a anulação da prova. A prova é constituída por dois Grupos, I e II. O Grupo I inclui sete itens de escolha múltipla. O Grupo II inclui três itens de resposta aberta, subdivididos em alíneas

(choisir le vocabulaire précis et adopter un plan de présentation) INTRODUCTION Présenter le graphique : - définir la nature du graphique (cf. encadré) - définir son thème, - préciser la période concernée abscisse n. f. • 1732; lat. abscissa (linea) « (ligne) coupée » • Math. Coordonnée* horizontale qui permet de déterminer, avec la coordonnée verticale ( ordonnée), la position d'un point dans un plan. Porter une grandeur en abscisse. Abscisse d'un point sur un axe, d'un espace

nature du graphique (cf. encadré) - définir son thème, - préciser la période concernée |abscisse n. f. | |• 1732; lat. abscissa (linea) « (ligne) coupée »  | |♦ Math. Coordonnée* horizontale qui permet de déterminer, avec la coordonnée verticale (⇒ ordonnée), la position d'un point dans un|

graduée L’unité choisie est le cm, elle est reportée régulièrement sur tout l’axe L’origine On dit que l’abscisse de A est 3, et on note A(3). Le mot « abscisse » vient du latin « abscissa » (ligne coupée) dû à l’allemand Leibniz en 1692. Exemples : Quelles sont les abscisses de B et C ? B(4,5) et C(6) Placer les points D et E d’abscisses respectives 5,5 et 2,5. Méthode : Tracer un axe gradué en prenant 1cm pour 2 dixièmes

segment et interpolation linéaire ; trait continu : pente ; trait discontinu : approximation Spline cubique ; grisé : dérivée seconde de l’approximation de la Spline cubique ; flèche et ψ : point de rupture ; ca : concavité. Example of scree profile. Abscissa: fractioned distance from the apex; ordinate: slope; dots and solid line: segment slope and linear interpolation; broken line: cubic smoothing Spline; grey area: second derivative of cubic smoothing Spline; arrow and ψ: breaking point; ca: concavity

t), multiply by mean value n n (t ) (« n_moyen » here) of n(t), versus . The legend shows the trend for differents values of nu. n (t ) n2 / nmoyen Note that the surface under every curves, ∫ n1 / nmoyen P(n)dn , between the verticals abscissas n1/n_moyen and n2/n_moyen give the probability to have between n1 and n2 neutrons in the engine, when the mean is n_moyen. Thanks to Professor Sami Harari for his constant support Fabrice Pelestor Atomicien engineer of INSTN Ad Honores References

percentile lal data follow domized -data, respectively. As evident, the dard statistically significant (P < 0.01). The reslilts of this test procedure using the scale are illustrated in Fig. 3. The axes of this fitted cycle lengths from 12 to 60,ma (abscissa) Harland time graph are the deviation's of the distances between obse ~s re the mean simulation fairly closely over most cycle lengths. toward lower There are, however,, two major excursions standard

Relative market share This tool shows us a "snapshot" of the position of Virgin in its industry. This is the reason why we have positioned each business on the matrix - The ratio of the market share of the company compared with the leader on the abscissa, and the rate of growth of the industry studied on ordinate. Here is the explanation of where subsidiaries are; - A star means having a strong growth and a market dominance in the studied market - A question mark: high-growth market but the

the first two principal components explains the structure of the data with a very good classification power. The arrows within the correlation circle show similar relative bloadingsQ for each original variable on the first principal component (Abscissa axis 1), which is directly linked to the biomagnification process: the lowest concentration values, in the two herbivorous species (M. rubripinnis and A. oligacanthus), are always concentrated in the left half-plane while the highest values, in the

the random variable X = Y1 (Tk )− Y1 (τ2 ), which follows the integrated CIR process for maturity Tk pj = Q(X < xj ), for a grid xj D. Brigo, K. Chourdakis, FitchSolutions, Counterparty risk valuation adjustment for CDS 12 (b) From the abscissas xj we can compute the corresponding values of the support for the uniform U1 , as uj = 1 − exp{−xj − Y1 (τ2 ) − Ψ1 (Tk )} (c) Based on the conditional distribution for U1 we compute the quantities fj = C1|2 (uj ; U2 ). (d) The survival probability