In a survey of 1,377 office workers, \( 4.6 \% \) said that they do not make personal phone calls. Find the actual number of respondents corresponding to the given percentage. The number of office workers who said that they do not make personal phone calls is . (Round to the nearest integer as needed.)

To find the actual number of respondents who do not make personal phone calls, you'll want to multiply the total number of office workers by the percentage of those who do not make personal calls. So, calculate \( 0.046 \times 1377 \). Doing the math: \[ 0.046 \times 1377 = 63.402 \] Rounding to the nearest integer gives you 63. The number of office workers who said that they do not make personal phone calls is **63**.