ALGORITMO PARA CALCULAR LA CAPACIDAD DE LA PLAZA MAYOR DE MADRID
Para realizar el cálculo he procedido a buscar diversa información en la Red.
Según la Wikipedia (https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plaza_Mayor_de_Madrid) "Se trata de una plaza porticada de planta rectangular, de 129 metros de largo por 94 metros de ancho,"
Por lo tanto 129 x 94 = 12.126 m2
A todo lo cual hay que restar la estatua ecuestre de Felipe III, que tiene una superficie de 4 x 4 x2 m2 , pero como la altura no nos interesa; dicha estatua ocuparía 4 x 2 = 8 m2
A todo lo anterior habría que restarle la superficie que ocupan las cuatro farolas que sirven de asientos y donde se pueden sentar hasta 25 personas (http://elpais.com/diario/2009/09/21/madrid/1253532255_850215.html), calculando que cada persona ocupe 0,50 m nos daría un total de 25 x 0.5= 12.5. Al ser cuatro el número de farolas, la superficie ocupada por ellas sería
12.5 x 4= 50 m2
Por lo tanto, las medidas de la Plaza Mayor serían:
(12.126 - 50) - 8= 12.068 m2
Para conocer el número de personas que caben en un metro cuadrado me he basado en la siguiente página web (http://www.muyinteresante.es/ciencia/preguntas-respuestas/icomo-se-cuenta-el-numero-de-asistentes-a-una-manifestacion) donde nos dicen que el número máximo de personas por metro cuadrada estaría entre 2 y 4. El cálculo lo haremos sobre 4 personas/m2
-Superficie de la Plaza Mayor de Madrid = 12.068 m2
-Número máximo de personas por m2 = 4
- 12.068 X 4 = 42.272
solución: eL número de personas que podrían caber en la Plaza Mayor de Madrid sería de 42.272
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Estoy haciendo un curso del INTEF titulado "De espectador a programador. Está siendo muy interesante porque estamos aprendiendo unas nociones de programación con un programa llamado Scratch (www.http://scratch.mit.edu/).
Debo decir que me está costando algo porque no estoy acostumbrado a ello y hay algunos comandos que no entiendo muy bien todavía, como el de las variables pero espero que con práctica (o como diría un castizo, con tiempo y una caña) lo consigamos. Lo que más me gusta es que no hace falta tener una gran idea de programar para hacer ejercicos o ejemplos para los crí@s.
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