Hello Mr Jim! Will it be correct to solve this task through the ratio of total amount of hours a week (actual work) to 168 hours a week (ideal scenario). Basically I get almost the same results as you got. For example: cF1=14h/Week:168h/Week*100%= 8,3%. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, it is really useful and practical. Wish you Good Luck Sir!
i too did most of these problems differently but arrived at the same results. and i feel good about it becauase it tells me that now i'm really starting to understand what i'm doing.
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Hello Mr Jim! Will it be correct to solve this task through the ratio of total amount of hours a week (actual work) to 168 hours a week (ideal scenario). Basically I get almost the same results as you got. For example: cF1=14h/Week:168h/Week*100%= 8,3%. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, it is really useful and practical. Wish you Good Luck Sir!
Yes, as long as you use the same unit you're fine.
i too did most of these problems differently but arrived at the same results. and i feel good about it becauase it tells me that now i'm really starting to understand what i'm doing.