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  1. A parking lot has 5 rows with 18 spaces each. How many total spaces are available?

    Answer: 90

    5 × 18 = 90 total parking spaces.

  2. If 240 applicants apply and 60% complete all requirements, how many applicants complete all requirements?

    Answer: 144

    60% × 240 = 0.60 × 240 = 144 applicants.

  3. An officer uses 12.4 gallons of fuel in one week. If fuel costs $3.50 per gallon, what is the total fuel cost?

    Answer: $43.40

    12.4 × $3.50 = $43.40.

  4. A timeline spans from January 5 to March 5. How many days is this period (non-leap year)?

    Answer: 60 days

    January 5 to February 5 = 31 days; February 5 to March 5 = 28 days; total = 59 days.

  5. If a candidate needs a score of 75 to pass and scores 68, by how many points did they miss the passing score?

    Answer: 7

    75 − 68 = 7 points short of passing.

  6. A fleet of 9 patrol cars each averages 22 miles per gallon. If each car holds a 15-gallon tank, what is the total range for the fleet?

    Answer: 2,970 miles

    22 mpg × 15 gal = 330 miles per car; 330 × 9 = 2,970 miles total.