Math I used in my Lagunazo trip

In Lagunazo there were several ways I used math, for example:

- I used math to count how many girls there were in my cabin and how we were going to distribute the time and showers we had because there were not enough for each.

-I also used math to know how many people were in my team and how were we going to divide our selfs to have an equal amount of people in each position.

-We needed to use a lot of coordinates in Lagunazo and that has to do with math, we needed to know how many meters was the lagoon (25 mts.)

-There was one night in which we needed to make a skit and it needed to last 4 min. so we had to calculate how long would each part take with everyone participating.

-I also needed to calculate my speed in the "Amazing Race" and how much water I need to last a kilometer.

Bibliography of "Can you fit 100 candles in a cake?"

http://www.nursingdegreeguide.org/2008/how-to-reach-age-99-100-essential-habits/

http://singularityhub.com/2010/03/08/get-ready-to-live-past-100/

http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_buettner_how_to_live_to_be_100.html

Can You Fit 100 Candles on a Cake?- Project

I think this project is going to be an interesting one because I like knowing what is going to happen in the future. It is not going to be easy but we can surely do it, it would be cool if we could do this project as pairs or teams. I will learn a lot about the past and about the future, and I think it may be quite fun. This project will take time but it is worth it because I know I will learn a lot, and all the great ideas there will be for the future because to reach to the age of 100 its hard so I really want to know what are they going to invent for people to reach that old. I am really looking forward to do this project and I hope it results to be fun.