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Komok [63]3 years ago

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Okay so you take the number of weekdays to the number of weekends the ratio is 5:2 one month, which usually has 30 days which is 4 weeks tops so that is about 21 week days and and 9 weekends then times both by 12 you get 108 weekends and 252 weekdays i know that only equals 360 but this is a rough estimate so write that as a fraction 3/7 so there is a third that it will be on a weekday

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