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Central Hotel Mathematics
Jade Flanagan- S00129143
Hannah Jacob- S00135278
Tutorial- Phil Thursday 12pmSlide2
The Central Hotel.
We have chosen to visit Central Hotel located in Beaconsfield. We believe that pub will have many hidden
mathematical
in place beyond merely the tills. Slide3
Interview with publican - Frank
Deegan
Do you consider the pub a mathematical work environment
?
“Not
particularly, I don’t test people on their
timetables
in an interview or anything but like in any business there is numbers
.” Slide4Slide5
What kind of maths
do you think is in the pub
?
Off the top of my head the most obvious is the tills, banking money, paying wages and maybe adding up a stock take. Oh and probably putting drinks at a price where I make profit.
Interview with publican - Frank
DeeganSlide6
Photos of mathematics in workplace
Carpark
– spatial
maths
:
-
H
ow many car spaces available
vs
patrons
-
S
ize or car parks to facilitate all carsSlide7
Car Park calculations.
Car spaces
Car spaces
Car space
2.8m
19.6m
0.9m
20.5m
6.1m
18.3mSlide8
Car Park calculations cont.
Area of total car park:
18.3 + 6.1 + 6.1= 30.5m
2.8 x 7= 19.6m
19.6 + 0.9 = 20.5m
Extra car spot: 6.1 x 2.8 = 17.08
30.5 x 20.5 = 625.25m²
625.25 + 17.08= 642.33m
²
Perimeter of car park:
30.5 x 2 = 61m
20.5 x 2 = 41m
61 + 41 = 102m
Extra car spot: 2.8 + 2.8 = 5.6
6.1 + 6.1 = 12.2 +5.6 = 17.8
= 102 + 17.8= 119.8m
Area of one car spot:
6.1 x 2.8 = 17.08Area of all car spots:17.08 x 15 = 256.2m²
2.8m
6.1m
One car spot
30.5m
20.5m
2.8mSlide9
Cool room: Slide10
Cool room cont.Slide11
Cool room cont.Slide12
Q:Do
you think that from the photo you are utilizing your cool room space in your bottle
shop cool room? Bare in mind there are some empty shelving. A: “There obviously is more room that can be utilized but it is also a walk in
coolroom
and not only there for storage so there is a need for a walk way. Having said that the walk way is quite large and with the empty
shelving.”
Interview with publican - Frank
DeeganSlide13
Calculations of cool room.
1m
1.5m
.5m
- Layout of cool room.
26m
7m
5m
Area of cool room:
= l x w
26 x 7
= 182m²
Area of walking space:
4.5 x 24
= 108m²
Total area of shelving space:
1 x 7= 7
7 x 2= 14
1 x 26= 26
Door: 1.5 x 1= 1.5
26-1.5= 24.5
14+26+24.5= 64.5m²
Area of Storage space:
0.5 x 24= 12m²
Perimeter of cool room:
2(26) + 2 (7)
52 + 14= 66m
Shelving
Walking space
Storage
DoorSlide14
Cool room calculations cont
.
7m
3m
26m
Total surface area of cool room:
= 2 (
wh
+
lw
+
lh
)
= 2( 10 + 33 + 78)
= 2 (121)
TSA = 242m²
Volume of cool room:
= l x w x h
= 26 x 7 x 3
V = 546
- Cool room 3DSlide15
Till- Number Mathematics. Addition and subtraction. Slide16
Till cont.Slide17
Spatial
- Positioning of table and chairs.
How many table clothes do they order?Slide18
Measurement Mathematics.
Area and Perimeter of kitchen
Measurement of produce.
Appropriate time to deliver meals.Slide19
Measurement
-Pre mix soft drink
- Capacity and volume. Slide20
Glasses of water with ice.Slide21
Do you factor in things such as wastage, and amount of ice used and over pours
etc
?
We have a certain amount of beer and spirits that we factor in for wastage and over pour. That is part of the beer prices as well as the alcohol tax, wages, overheads etc. ice doesn’t cost me anything cause I have my own ice machine? Is that what you are referring to?
Interview with publican - Frank
DeeganSlide22
Alcohol tax calculationSlide23
Measurement
-pourers
-pour 30ml full shot
-how many shots in a bottle?
How much profit is made per shot?Slide24
Q:You
mentioned making drinks prices where you would make a profit, it that something that you calculate or an educated guess?
A:“At the risk of sounding like a bad businessman it is an educated guess, but after 35 years of owning pubs it is a fairly educated guess
.”
Interview with publican - Frank
DeeganSlide25
Cost. TAB
Probability
Odds
Addition and subtractionSlide26
TAB cont.Slide27
TAB odds and probability. Slide28
Wages/
rostering
Cost/ratio
-Number of staff needed
-cost of wages
-overtime pay
-salary
vs
casualSlide29
H
eatersSlide30
Keg fridgeSlide31
Interview – publican Frank
Deegan
Slide32Slide33
Post visit concept mapSlide34