#### 6.09 (rounded to two decimal places)Sarah, a science communicator, films 3 videos a day, each lasting 15 minutes. She spends 45 minutes editing each video. If she works 8 hours a day, how many minutes does she have left for research and planning after filming and editing?

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### Sarah’s Daily Workflow: How Much Time Does She Really Have Left for Research? In a digital landscape increasingly shaped by short-form science content, many creators are rethinking how they allocate time. Sarah, a science communicator producing three 15-minute videos daily while dedicating 45 minutes to editing each—totaling 135 minutes of filming and nearly 2 hours of post-production—faces a vital question: how much time remains for planning new ideas, researching trends, and preparing content that resonates without rushing? With only 8 hours (480 minutes) available daily, understanding how her workload translates to available focus time reveals real insights into sustainable content creation. --- #### Why #### 6.09 (rounded to two decimal places) Scrutiny of Sarah’s Daily Schedule