This morning, Mr. Goodman woke with a start. His alarm clock did not go off and it was now 7:15 am.

He had to be at work at 8 am.

Since he knows there are 60 minutes in an hour, Mr. Goodman can subtract 15 from 60 to see that he has only 45 minutes to get ready for work!

I OVERSLEPT!

 60

-15

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 45

  2 + 2 + 2 = 6

  + 8 ounces

Even when rushing, Mr. Goodman knows having a good breakfast is important.

This morning he will eat 2 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon, 2 slices of toast, and 8 oz. of coffee.

To get to work, he has to travel 15 miles. 

He drives 45 miles per hour in his car.

He can get to work in 20 minutes

15 miles/45 miles per hour = 1/3

1/3 x 60 minutes = 20 minutes

1 (Mr. Goodman) out of 40 = 2.5%

2.5% x 20 parking spaces = 50%

There are 20 parking spots near Mr. Goodman's office, and 20 farther away parking spots.

There are a total of 40 people who work in Mr. Goodman's office and need a parking space.

Mr. Goodman has a 50% chance of getting a close parking spot.

Mr. Goodman can complete three service requests in one hour.

He has a meeting from 9 am until 10:30 am, and then will take a 30 minute lunch at noon.

When he gets off work at 5 pm, he will have completed 21 service requests.

8am to 5 pm = 9 hours

9 - 2 hours for meeting and lunch

= 7 hours working

3 requests completed per hour

3 requests x 7 hours = 21 completions

25 responses divided by 30 total emails

equals 83% of emails responded to.

Mr. Goodman received 30 new emails in his email inbox.

He replied to 25 of them, and marked the remaining 5 to respond to later.

He responded to 83% of his emails.