if there is 168 hours available to work, what is the percentage if i worked 121 hours

If there are 168 available hours to work on a project and i work 121 hours, what is the percentage of time did i work on the project?
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(121/168) × 100

= 72.0238095...

= 72.024%                            (rounded up to 3 decimal places)     

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