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Police Officer Exam: Mathematical Reasoning Practice Test 1 — Flashcards

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Mathematical Reasoning: This ability involves being able to reason abstractly using quantitative concepts and symbols. It includes reasoning through mathematical problems in order to determine appropriate operations that can be performed to solve them.

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Police Officer Sam Jackson has arrested Bill Gorman for burglary. The following is a list of currency Mr. Gorman possessed at the time of his arrest.
Denomination Number Possessed
$1 12
$5 4
$10 5
$20 12
Officer Jackson must count the money and inform the desk officer of the total amount of money taken from the suspect. Which one of the following formulas should Officer Jackson use to correctly calculate the total amount?
$12+$5(4)+$10(5)+$20(12)
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