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Activity 1a

Activity 1a. Activity 1 – Part 1. Facts from Scenario – Learn them all! There are six stages in the race A stage must start and finish in one of the nine towns A stage must go through all nine towns A stage must be at least 150km but must not exceed 200km

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Activity 1a

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  1. Activity 1a

  2. Activity 1 – Part 1 Facts from Scenario – Learn them all! • There are six stages in the race • A stage must start and finish in one of the nine towns • A stage must go through all nine towns • A stage must be at least 150km but must not exceed 200km • A check point is where two or more roads cross • Overall Champion • All riders start together, each rider given an individual time for each stage • If a rider fails to complete a stage they are out of the competition • Rider with the lowest aggregate time wins • Team Race • Each team has 5 riders, fastest 3 of those are recorded for each stage • Town with overall shortest team time over the 6 stages wins • King of the Mountains • 2 stages must be climb stages • Can only have 2 category 1 climbs or 1 category 1 and 1 category 2 climb • Category 1 climb should average greater than or equal to 9% • Category 2 climb should average in excess of 7% but less than 9% • Sprint Cup • One stage must be a sprint stage • No climbs greater than 5% • Spotters at 6 of the checkpoints

  3. Activity 1b

  4. Activity 1 – Part 2 Decisions – Learn them ALL • Routes for each stage, making sure 1 stage is a sprint and 2 other stages are climb stages • Which stage will be a sprint stage, with no climbs greater than 5% • Which stages will be climb stages – either 2 cat 1 or 1 cat 1 and 1 cat 2 • Average Heights of climbs • Length of stages (more than 150km but less than 200km) Assumptions – Learn them ALL • That the pedometer has given accurate distances between checkpoints • Height measurements are accurate for each checkpoint. • Aggregated climb % are accurate based on the watch measurements. Remember – Activity, Name, Candidate No, Centre No in the Header or Footer

  5. Activity 2

  6. Activity 2 – Learn All Points • Why Height & Distance Data is inaccurate • Low quality Pedometer used gives inaccurate data • Pedometer Data rounded to the nearest KM so not exact • Altimeter measure atmospheric pressure but needs to be properly set up • Best results with Google Earth or other satellite technology Other ways to get Height & Distance Data • Sat Navigation Technology • Google Earth • Tape measure, Ordinance survey maps Remember – Activity, Name, Candidate No, Centre No in the Header or Footer

  7. Activity 3a

  8. Activity 3a – Step 1 Click on the blank worksheet Rename the worksheet Tdistance & Height Click on cell A1 in the Tdistance & Height Worksheet

  9. Activity 3a – Step 2 Click on Data and then From Text Find the TDistanceand click on Import

  10. Activity 3a – Step 3 Click Next

  11. Activity 3a – Step 4 Click Comma and Next

  12. Activity 3a – Step 5 Click Finish Click OK

  13. Activity 3a – Step 6 Click G1 Click Data and From Text

  14. Activity 3a – Step 7 FindTHeightsand click Import

  15. Activity 3a – Step 8 Click Next

  16. Activity 3a – Step 9 Click Comma and then Next

  17. Activity 3a – Step 10 Click Finish Click OK

  18. Activity 3a – Step 11 Finished Worksheet should look like this

  19. Activity 3b

  20. Activity 3b – Step 1 Click on M4 in the Height worksheet Type in the following formulae Or type in = and click on cell G1 in the TDistance & Height worksheet

  21. Activity 3b – Step 2 Click on M4 and replicate the formulae down to N36

  22. Activity 3c

  23. Activity 3c – Step 1 Click on A3 in the Distances worksheet Type in the following formulae Or type in = and click on cell A1 in the TDistance & Height worksheet

  24. Activity 3C – Step 2 Click on A3 and replicate the formulae down to E35

  25. Activity 3d

  26. Activity 3d – Step 1 Click on I7 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =IF('Climb Calculation'!J52>0,"YES","NO“)

  27. Activity 3d – Step 2 Drag to copy the formulae across to N7 Drag the formulae down to N9

  28. Activity 3d – Step 3 Click on I10 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =IF('Stage Builder'!B30>150,"Yes","NO") Drag the formula across to N10

  29. Activity 3d – Step 4 Click on I11 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =IF('Stage Builder'!B30<200,"Yes","NO") Drag the formula across to N11

  30. Activity 3e

  31. Activity 3e – Step 1 Click on U28 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =SUM(U6:U27)

  32. Activity 3e – Step 2 Drag the formula from U28 to AC28

  33. Activity 3f

  34. Activity 3f – Step 1 Click on I15 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =COUNTIF(U28:AC28,0)

  35. Activity 3f – Step 2 Click on I16 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =IF(MIN(U28:AC28)=1,"YES","NO")

  36. Activity 3f – Step 3 Click on I17 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =SUM('Climb Calculation'!J53:O53)

  37. Activity 3f – Step 4 Click on I18 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =COUNTIF('Climb Calculation'!J53:O53,"2")

  38. Activity 3f – Step 4 Click on I19 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =COUNTIF('Climb Calculation'!J51:O51, "<=5%")

  39. Activity 3f – Step 5 Click on I20 Stage Builder worksheet Type in the formula =IF(I19=1,"YES","NO")

  40. Activity 3g

  41. Activity 3g – Step 1 Use the drop down list to select these towns for Stage 1, 2 & 3

  42. Activity 3g – Step 2 Use the drop down list to select these towns for Stage 4, 5 & 6

  43. Activity 3h

  44. Activity 3h – Step 1 Click on I12 Select Climb (because 2 Yes’ in 17 & I8) Click on J12, K12 & L12 Select Normal (because 2 No’s)

  45. Activity 3h – Step 2 Click on M12 Select Climb (because 2 Yes in M7 & M8) Click on N12 Select Normal (because 2 No’s)

  46. Activity 3i

  47. Activity 3i – Step 1 • You must print out each worksheet as per the exam instructions (i.e formula view etc) • Highlight the area you want to print • Click on Page Layout • Click on Print Area • Click on Set Print Area

  48. Activity 3i – Step 2 • Click on Formulas • Click Show Formulas to show the formula • Click Show Formulas again to hide formulas • Adjust columns to show all of the formulas

  49. Activity 3i – Step 3 • You must print out each worksheet as per the exam instructions (i.e formula view etc) • Click on Page Layout • Click on the little arrow at the bottom of the Page Setup box

  50. Activity 3i – Step 4 • On the Page Tab • Click on Landscape • Click on Fit to – 1

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