Not at all easy, especially for colour, and as all the colours are in one cartrige if you print a lot of a particular colour you could be throwing away a lot of expensive ink.
You may be able to find a review that covers print costs.
HP website may give a number of pages for the cartriges, then divide that into the cost of the cartrige, then add the cost of your paper, then add a bit for wear on the printer.
After that record what you print, when you change cartriges and what they cost and refine the initial numbers from above.
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