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Police Math Financial Calculations Flashcards

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  1. An officer's base pay is $3,800 per month plus a $250 housing allowance. What is the total annual compensation?

    Answer: $48,600

    Monthly total = $3,800 + $250 = $4,050; $4,050 × 12 = $48,600.

  2. A fleet of 10 patrol cars averages $2,400 per year in fuel costs. What is the total annual fuel budget?

    Answer: $24,000

    10 × $2,400 = $24,000 total annual fuel cost.

  3. A department spends $18,000 per month on equipment. How much is spent over 9 months?

    Answer: $162,000

    $18,000 × 9 = $162,000.

  4. An officer receives a 4.5% pay raise on a $56,000 base salary. What is the new annual salary?

    Answer: $58,520

    4.5% of $56,000 = $2,520 raise; $56,000 + $2,520 = $58,520.

  5. Court fines collected totaled $84,000 in one quarter. What is the average monthly collection?

    Answer: $28,000

    $84,000 ÷ 3 months = $28,000 per month.

  6. A $1,200 equipment purchase is split equally among 8 officers. How much does each officer contribute?

    Answer: $150

    $1,200 ÷ 8 = $150 per officer.