A World of Maths: Ice Rink

The video tutorial covers the construction and operation of an outdoor ice rink at London's Greenwich Naval College. It discusses the mathematics involved in calculating dimensions, glycol usage, and pipe lengths. The video also addresses accessibility guidelines, skater capacity, ticket sales, and skate hire operations. Additionally, it touches on historical regulations affecting the rink's placement.

What was the initial time taken to build the ice rink at Greenwich Naval College?

• Three weeks

• Four weeks

• Two weeks

• One week

How would you calculate the surface area of a square ice rink that is 30 meters on each side?

• 30 / 30

• 30 - 30

• 30 + 30

• 30 x 30

What is the purpose of using glycol in the ice rink's piping system?

• To add color to the ice

• To chill the ice to a lower temperature

• To heat the ice

• To prevent the ice from melting

What is the industry standard for the number of square meters per ice skater?

• 1 square meter

• 2 square meters

• 3 square meters

• 4 square meters

How many tickets are sold per hour to ensure enough space for skaters?

• 200 tickets

• 300 tickets

• 350 tickets

• 250 tickets

If the ice rink operates for 10 hours a day, how many tickets can be sold in a day?

• 2,000 tickets

• 3,000 tickets

• 2,500 tickets

• 1,500 tickets

What is the maximum number of people allowed on the ice rink at one time according to industry standards?

• 350 people

• 300 people

• 200 people

• 250 people

What is the range of skate sizes available at the ice rink?

• Junior size 9 to adult size 15

• Junior size 8 to adult size 13

• Junior size 7 to adult size 14

• Junior size 6 to adult size 12

What creative solution was implemented to comply with local bylaws regarding the ice rink's location?

• Using a smaller rink

• Making the marquee clear

• Relocating the rink

• Building a temporary structure

What historical factor influenced the design of the ice rink's marquee?

• A law about building height

• A law about noise levels

• A law about maintaining a view

• A law about river access