RCMP Police Aptitude Battery (RPAB) · Question
An officer is tasked with monitoring a suspect's residence for 8 hours. If the officer takes two 30-minute breaks, how many hours are they actively monitoring?
Two 30-minute breaks equal 1 hour of break time. 8 hours total - 1 hour break = 7 hours active monitoring.
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Question: An officer is tasked with monitoring a suspect's residence for 8 hours. If the officer takes two 30-minute breaks, how many hours are they actively monitoring?
Answer options: ✅ 7 hours
- 7.5 hours
- 6.5 hours
- 8 hours
Correct answer: 7 hours
Explanation: Two 30-minute breaks equal 1 hour of break time. 8 hours total - 1 hour break = 7 hours active monitoring.
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