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Police Math Unit Conversion Problems Flashcards

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  1. A police helicopter flies at 10,560 feet of altitude. How many miles high is that?

    Answer: 2 miles

    10,560 feet divided by 5,280 feet per mile equals 2 miles.

  2. A stakeout lasted 3 days. How many hours is that?

    Answer: 72 hours

    3 days times 24 hours per day equals 72 hours.

  3. A vehicle travels 44 feet per second. Approximately how many miles per hour is that?

    Answer: 30 mph

    44 ft/s divided by 1.467 equals about 30 mph.

  4. A length of crime-scene tape is 2.5 meters. How many centimeters is that?

    Answer: 250 cm

    2.5 meters times 100 equals 250 centimeters.

  5. An officer logs 2.5 gallons of seized liquid. How many pints is that?

    Answer: 20 pints

    Each gallon contains 8 pints, so 2.5 gallons equals 20 pints.

  6. A package weighs 1.5 kilograms. How many grams is that?

    Answer: 1,500 grams

    1.5 kilograms times 1,000 equals 1,500 grams.

  7. A measured gap is 2.5 feet. How many inches is that?

    Answer: 30 inches

    2.5 feet times 12 inches per foot equals 30 inches.