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Example result: 146 hours
The example is fixed while your live result above changes. Differences in display rounding do not change the underlying calculation.
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Total practice hours = daily minutes ÷ 60 × planned days × completion%.
Equivalent workdays divide hours by the entered day length. Time accumulated does not establish learning quality, mastery or compound performance gains.