Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9780134463216
Author: Robert F. Blitzer
Publisher: PEARSON
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I did the whole assignment but I’m struggling with how to take out percentages. Can you help me on percentages part? And also can you check if I’m doing right?
School- related Work- Personal Family Social Other Total related Care Care Activities Activities Hrs. Monday Tuesday Wednesday 4 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total Hrs. 8. 24 8 24 8 24 8 24 8 0. 24 0. 24 8. 24 8. 26 6. 168 40 30 56 100% % Time "School-related" includes classroom time and study time. "Work-related" includes on the job time and travel to and from work. "Personal Care" includes eating, bathing, sleeping, etc. "Family Care" includes caring for children, parents, other family members. "Social Activities" includes television time, social media, on-campus social clubs, etc. "Other Activities" includes anything that does not fit the above categories. 2111 OO27 01102509 2041O912 66666lo8 6848o24
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Transcribed Image Text:School- related Work- Personal Family Social Other Total related Care Care Activities Activities Hrs. Monday Tuesday Wednesday 4 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total Hrs. 8. 24 8 24 8 24 8 24 8 0. 24 0. 24 8. 24 8. 26 6. 168 40 30 56 100% % Time "School-related" includes classroom time and study time. "Work-related" includes on the job time and travel to and from work. "Personal Care" includes eating, bathing, sleeping, etc. "Family Care" includes caring for children, parents, other family members. "Social Activities" includes television time, social media, on-campus social clubs, etc. "Other Activities" includes anything that does not fit the above categories. 2111 OO27 01102509 2041O912 66666lo8 6848o24
Format for Time Management Summary Monitor your time usage for one week and use this chart to record the approximate amount of time you spend in each of the categories. For example, if you spend four hours on Monday on School-related activities, write a "4" in the first box. Fill in the other boxes accordingly for each day. Record your information in hours or partial hours. Your total daily hours along the right side column should each type of activity will be calculated in the next to last box at the bottom of each column. For example, if you spend 8 hours per day on Personal Care, the box at the bottom of the Personal Care column will be 56 (8 x 7). To determine the percentage of time per week = 24 (hours each day). Your total weekly hours on spent on each time category (which you will record in the last box in each column), divide the number of weekly hours for each activity by 168 (the total number of hours in a 7 day week). For example, if you spend 56 hours per week on Personal Care, the box at the bottom of the Personal Care column will be 33.3% (56/168). The percentages in all of the boxes across the bottom of the chart will = 100% the number in the lower right column. Be sure to check your math. Note: if you decide to download and use this format, delete all of the instructions and save the file as a Word document. Othor Total
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Transcribed Image Text:Format for Time Management Summary Monitor your time usage for one week and use this chart to record the approximate amount of time you spend in each of the categories. For example, if you spend four hours on Monday on School-related activities, write a "4" in the first box. Fill in the other boxes accordingly for each day. Record your information in hours or partial hours. Your total daily hours along the right side column should each type of activity will be calculated in the next to last box at the bottom of each column. For example, if you spend 8 hours per day on Personal Care, the box at the bottom of the Personal Care column will be 56 (8 x 7). To determine the percentage of time per week = 24 (hours each day). Your total weekly hours on spent on each time category (which you will record in the last box in each column), divide the number of weekly hours for each activity by 168 (the total number of hours in a 7 day week). For example, if you spend 56 hours per week on Personal Care, the box at the bottom of the Personal Care column will be 33.3% (56/168). The percentages in all of the boxes across the bottom of the chart will = 100% the number in the lower right column. Be sure to check your math. Note: if you decide to download and use this format, delete all of the instructions and save the file as a Word document. Othor Total
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