Method 1- 3/10 2013

Method one!

This method was a bit tricky, mostly because we did not know how tall Konstantin was, but else I think it was okay and somewhat easy. Only because we only needed a picture of, Konstantin next to a tree. We did not have very many problems using this method. It was easy, but maybe not so accurate.

Konstantin Was 1,70cm tall and we could stack him 7-8 times to reach the top of the tree.

So it’s 1, 70x7-8= 12, 75

I do not know how accurate it is, but it is easy.

Method 2 28/10 2013

The weather was not with us in Method 2

This method was a bit more difficult to do, because we needed a lot of things for this meter, the mathematical issues on this I found a bit hard so we got some help on that. However, when I figured it out, there was another problem, to find a stick that was a long as my arm, the weather made this task even more annoying, but that did not made the method worse.

We walked about 10 meter from the tree, so we figured out by looking at the task, that the tree was 10 meters high.

We found out that my arm was 70 cm long, so we found a stick that was a meter long so it was almost  close.                                                                                           

As I said, I found the mathematical problems hard in this one.

Method 3

Our weather has not allowed us to3make this method, because the weather here is bad L

Task number 2 is more precise and correct but much harder to do, and you need to be mathematical to really get something out of that method, but method 1 is much more easy to do, but maybe not as accurate as method 2.

The reason why we are not including method 3 is that we did not make it, because of the sun that is not here.

If you want to measure the height of the tree using method 2 you have to almost 100% correct, for it to be correct, so our conclusion is that, method 1 is the best one.