Current Attendance = (Present Classes / Total Classes) * 100
New Total Classes = Previous Total + Classes Per Day New Attended Classes = Previous Attended + (Classes Per Day - Skipped Classes) New Percentage = (New Attended Classes / New Total Classes) * 100
Decrease = Previous Percentage - New Percentage
New Total = 392 + 7 = 399 New Attended = 318 + (7 - 3) = 322 New Percentage = (322/399) * 100 = 80.70% Decrease = 81.12% - 80.70% = 0.42%
New Total = 399 + 7 = 406 New Attended = 322 + (7 - 7) = 322 New Percentage = (322/406) * 100 = 79.31% Decrease = 80.70% - 79.31% = 1.39%
New Total = 406 + 7 = 413 New Attended = 322 + (7 - 7) = 322 New Percentage = (322/413) * 100 = 77.97% Decrease = 79.31% - 77.97% = 1.34%
New Total = 413 + 7 = 420 New Attended = 322 + (7 - 7) = 322 New Percentage = (322/420) * 100 = 76.67% Decrease = 77.97% - 76.67% = 1.30%
New Total = 420 + 7 = 427 New Attended = 322 + (7 - 4) = 325 New Percentage = (325/427) * 100 = 76.11% Decrease = 76.67% - 76.11% = 0.56%
81.12%
76.11%
5.01%
Understanding the math behind the results helps you interpret the data more accurately. The decreased percentage gives you an idea of the magnitude of change, while the decrement per day helps you track daily fluctuations. With this knowledge, you can make more informed decisions based on the analysis.