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O documento discute os cinco elementos do feng shui - fogo, terra, metal, água e madeira - e como equilibrar sua presença no ambiente para promover saúde, felicidade e prosperidade de acordo com a antiga prática chinesa. Cada elemento traz uma energia diferente como apoio na carreira, estabilidade nas relações, clareza e foco, calma e renovação, e saúde e abundância.
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Fonte: OLIVEIRA, P. M. de; PEREIRA, R. de L. Estruturas de Dados II. Maringá: UniCesumar, 2019. p. .
Com base na árvore anterior, responda quais seriam as ordens de visitação, partindo da raiz:
a) Percorrendo a árvore pelo algoritmo Pré-Ordem.
b) Percorrendo a árvore pelo algoritmo Em-Ordem.
c) Percorrendo a árvore pelo algoritmo Pós-Ordem.
Obs.: como resposta, informar apenas os caminhos percorridos em cada Situação:
a) Pré-ordem: X - Y - Z.
b) Em-ordem: X - Y - Z.
c) Pós-ordem: X - Y - Z.
ATENÇÃO!
- Você poderá elaborar sua resposta em um arquivo de texto .txt e, após revisado, copiar e colar no campo destinado à resposta na própria atividade em seu STUDEO.
- Plágios e cópias indevidas serão penalizados com nota zero.
- As perguntas devem ser respondidas de forma adequada, ou seja, precisam ser coerentes.
- Antes de enviar sua atividade, certifique-se de que respondeu todas as perguntas e não se esqueceu nenhum detalhe. Após o envio, não são permitidas alterações. Por favor, não insista.
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- 1. Curso: Técnicas da Qualidade NS Co-Financiado pelo FSE Feng shui Cristina Ribeiro Alternative Medicine
- 2. Feng Shui Ancient Chinese practice of arranging the home or work environment to promote health, happiness, and prosperity. Consultants may recommend changes in the surroundings - from color selection to furniture placement - in order to promote a health flow of chi, or vital energy. Prática chinesa antiga de organizar o ambiente de casa ou do trabalho para promover a saúde, felicidade e prosperidade. Os consultores podem recomendar mudanças no ambiente - a partir de selecção de cor para colocação de mobiliário - a fim de promover um fluxo de saúde de energia chi, ou energia vital.
- 3. Definition of the Fire Feng Shui Element There are five elements in feng shui, and we need a balanced presence of all five in order to create a harmonious home environment. Há cinco elementos do feng shui, e precisamos de uma presença equilibrada de todas as cinco, a fim de criar um ambiente familiar harmonioso.
- 4. Where to Position the Fire Colors O primeiro elemento é o fogo. Os elementos fogo em seu espaço activam a sua própria energia pessoal. Traz apoio em seus esforços de carreira e ajuda a trazer reconhecimento ao seu The first element is fire. The fire elements in your space activates your own personal energy. It brings support in your career efforts and helps bring recognition to your work.
- 5. Definition of the Earth Feng Shui Element Earth element will help you creating estability and harmony in every relationship. O elemento terra em sua casa vai ajudar a criar a estabilidade e a harmonia em todos os seus relacionamentos.
- 6. Definition of the Metal Feng Shui Element Metal element brings the energy of clarity, preciseness, and focus. Elemento Metal traz a energia de clareza, precisão e foco.
- 7. Definition of Water Feng Shui Element A balanced water energy in your space will bring a refreshing energy of calm, purity, trust, and renewal. Water colors are black and blue. A energia da água de equilíbrio em seu espaço vai trazer uma energia refrescante de calma, de pureza, confiança e renovação. Água cores é preto e azul.
- 8. Definition of the Wood Feng Shui Element The fifth feng shui element is the element of wood. A balanced wood element in your space will bring the energy of vibrant health and lush abundance. Um elemento de madeira equilibrada em seu espaço vai trazer a energia da saúde vibrante e abundância exuberante.
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