Number Facility Flashcards
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A booking officer processes 14 detainees in the first shift and 9 in the second shift. During the third shift, 6 are released. How many detainees are currently in holding?
Answer: 17
14 + 9 = 23 total booked. 23 − 6 = 17 currently in holding. This requires straightforward sequential arithmetic with no extraneous information.
An officer drives a patrol route of 8 miles each way, twice per shift. If the officer works 5 shifts this week, how many total miles are driven on the patrol route?
Answer: 160
8 miles each way × 2 (round trip) = 16 miles per patrol. 2 patrols per shift × 16 = 32 miles per shift. 32 × 5 shifts = 160 miles total.
A correctional facility has 312 inmates distributed equally among 6 cell blocks. How many inmates are in each cell block?
Answer: 52
312 ÷ 6 = 52. Equal distribution means simple division with no remainder. A quick check: 52 × 6 = 312 ✓.
An officer's daily report must account for all activity hours. If a shift is 8 hours and the officer spent 1 hour 45 minutes on traffic stops, 2 hours 20 minutes on patrol, and 30 minutes on paperwork, how many minutes remain unaccounted for?
Answer: 205
Total shift = 8 × 60 = 480 minutes. Time accounted: 105 + 140 + 30 = 275 minutes. Remaining: 480 − 275 = 205 minutes.
A department orders 7 cases of evidence bags. Each case contains 144 bags. If 315 bags have already been used, how many bags remain?
Answer: 693
7 × 144 = 1,008 total bags. 1,008 − 315 = 693 bags remaining.
During a 4-week period, an officer wrote 6 citations per day on weekdays only (Monday–Friday). How many total citations were written during the 4 weeks?
Answer: 120
5 weekdays × 4 weeks = 20 working days. 20 × 6 citations = 120 citations total.