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  1. A court officer works an 8-hour shift earning $32 per hour. How much does the officer earn for the entire shift?

    Answer: $256

    Multiply the hourly rate by the number of hours: $32 × 8 = $256.

  2. A courthouse has 5 floors with 12 courtrooms on each floor. How many courtrooms are there in total?

    Answer: 60

    Multiply 5 floors by 12 courtrooms per floor: 5 × 12 = 60 courtrooms.

  3. A court officer must log 145 entries on Monday, 132 on Tuesday, and 118 on Wednesday. What is the total number of entries for the three days?

    Answer: 395

    Add all three daily totals: 145 + 132 + 118 = 395 entries.

  4. An officer collects a total of $75 in fines from 5 individuals. What is the average fine per person?

    Answer: $15

    Divide the total fines by the number of individuals: $75 ÷ 5 = $15 per person.

  5. A courthouse parking lot has 240 spaces. If 3/4 of the spaces are occupied, how many spaces remain available?

    Answer: 60

    Three-quarters occupied means 1/4 is available: 240 × (1/4) = 60 available spaces.

  6. If a court officer must complete 40 hours of mandatory training spread equally over 5 days, how many hours of training must be completed each day?

    Answer: 8

    Divide total training hours by the number of days: 40 ÷ 5 = 8 hours per day.