Time Management I was planning my study schedule for an upcoming exam. I knew I had a total of 30 hours to study over the next two weeks, but I wanted to distribute my study time unevenly. I wanted to spend more time on the weekend and less during the weekdays, as I had work and other commitments. Equation: Let x represent the number of hours I would study on the weekend. The total time available is 30 hours, so the equation representing the time distribution is: weekend hours Weekdays hours = 30 Weekend hours = x Weekday hours= 2x x 2x=30 Here, weekday hours represents the total number of hours I planned to study for the 2 weeks time. Since I wanted to spend twice the time on the weekdays compare to weekends, I multiplied weekend hours by 2. Thought Process: Defining the Variable (x): I identified the main variable that would represent a significant part of my study time, which was the time spent on the weekend. Setting Up the Equation: I considered the total time available (30 hours) and the distribution of time between the weekend and weekdays. The equation reflects this distribution. Considering Constraints