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Police Math Data Interpretation Skills Flashcards

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  1. A precinct logged 240 calls last month: 90 burglary, 60 assault, 50 traffic, 40 other. What percent were burglary calls?

    Answer: 37.5%

    90 of 240 equals 0.375, or 37.5%.

  2. A bar chart shows arrests by shift: day 18, evening 27, night 45. What fraction of arrests occurred on the night shift?

    Answer: 1/2

    Night arrests are 45 of a total 90, which is one half.

  3. A line graph shows monthly thefts: Jan 20, Feb 25, Mar 30, Apr 35. What is the average monthly theft count for these four months?

    Answer: 27.5

    The sum 110 divided by 4 months equals 27.5.

  4. A table shows response times in minutes: 4, 6, 8, 10, 12. What is the median response time?

    Answer: 8

    The middle value of the ordered five-number set is 8.

  5. A pie chart shows the patrol budget: 50% salaries, 25% vehicles, 15% equipment, 10% training. On a $400,000 budget, how much goes to vehicles?

    Answer: $100,000

    25% of $400,000 is $100,000.

  6. Crime reports rose from 150 to 180 over a year. What was the percent increase?

    Answer: 20%

    The increase of 30 over 150 equals 20%.

  7. A frequency table shows ages of suspects: 20s = 12, 30s = 8, 40s = 5. What is the mode age group?

    Answer: 20s

    The 20s group has the highest frequency at 12.