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Police Math Unit Conversion Problems Flashcards

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  1. A foot pursuit covered 0.25 miles. How many feet is that?

    Answer: 1,320 feet

    0.25 times 5,280 feet equals 1,320 feet.

  2. An officer's body camera footage is 90 seconds long. How many minutes is that?

    Answer: 1.5 minutes

    90 seconds divided by 60 equals 1.5 minutes.

  3. A drug seizure totaled 2,000 grams. How many kilograms is that?

    Answer: 2 kg

    2,000 grams divided by 1,000 grams per kilogram equals 2 kilograms.

  4. A road sign lists a distance of 2 kilometers. Approximately how many miles is that?

    Answer: 1.2 miles

    1 kilometer is about 0.62 miles, so 2 km is about 1.2 miles.

  5. An officer needs to convert 72 hours into days for a report. How many days is that?

    Answer: 3 days

    72 hours divided by 24 hours per day equals 3 days.

  6. A measured area boundary is 1,500 centimeters. How many meters is that?

    Answer: 15 meters

    1,500 centimeters divided by 100 equals 15 meters.

  7. A patrol car's tank holds 16 quarts of fuel. How many gallons is that?

    Answer: 4 gallons

    16 quarts divided by 4 quarts per gallon equals 4 gallons.