TN Police SI · Part B — Information Handling Ability
Tables and Charts
Reading and interpreting tabular and chart-based data.
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The following table shows the number of crimes reported in four police stations during a week: Station A: 24 cases Station B: 18 cases Station C: 32 cases Station D: 26 cases What is the average number of cases reported per station?
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A table shows the number of patrolling hours by officers over five days: Day 1: 6 hours, Day 2: 8 hours, Day 3: 7 hours, Day 4: 9 hours, Day 5: 5 hours If each officer is paid ₹150 per hour, and there are 3 officers, what is the total payment for all officers over these five days?