OSMEÑA, Iverson L. BSCRIM-2B 1. TA 2. TA 3. RL 4. CPLW 5. AMP T T / C A 6. CPLW 7. RL 8. UL 9. RL 10. PA C. R \ \ A 13 tT--a FPC ------------- 1 R-ra • In this example of mine, the first step in answering the secondary classification small letter is to identify first the blockings of each fingers on the right hand and also the left hand. • We will now proceed to the primary classification, all we have to do is to add all the fingers that has WHORL pattern, we will begin counting the fingers on the right hand; from the left to right, and the other one also the left hand fingers from right to left. Summing up the number which has whorl pattern on the numerator we have 12 and the other one the denominator which don’t have a whorl pattern we have zero but we must not forget the 1/1 which is given so we add or plus, so we have the total of 13 FPC --------- 1 • We will proceed to the secondary classification of capital letters. Copy the blockings of right and left of index finger, the blocking of the right index finger will be on numerator while the blocking of the left index finger will be on denominator 13 T FPC----------- 1 R • We will proceed to the secondary classification of small letter . First memorize the letter a, t, r, the rest of the blockings presented as dash (-) , the method it involves only the thumb, middle, ring, and little finger. • TA 2. TA 3. RL 4. CPLW 5. AMP T T / C A 6. CPLW 7. RL 8. UL 9. RL 10. PA C R \ \ A • Right hand thumb is T therefore it is t • Right hand index finger is T • Right hand middle finger is / therefore it is r • Right hand ring finger is C therefore it is a dash (-) • Right hand little finger is Amputated so copy the little finger on the left hand which is A therefore it is a small letter a • Left hand thumb is C therefore it is represented as dash (-) • Left hand index finger is R • Left hand middle finger is / therefore it is represented as dash (-) • Left hand ring finger is \ therefore it is r • Left hand little finger is A therefore it is represented as dash a • Before we proceed to the thumb area , put it first the secondary classification small letters of index, middle and ring finger 13T--a FPC------------- 1 R-ra • After that proceed at to the thumb area put it after the number, there’s a consideration especially on the dash(-) part, do not put a dash if it is not belong to the (a t r) leave it as it is. 13tT--a FPC------------ 1 R-ra
ANGNGAD, Van Cleave L. BSCRIM-2C In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking. PROBLEM: Amp TA RL DLW RL T T / D / TA CPLW UL Amp RL T C / D \ FPC= 9 t T r - r 4 t C - - r I come up with by doing the blockings ,next I do the primary classification. After getting the FPC, I proceed next to the secondary classification that I just copy the symbol for the index finger which is T and C and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) and then just put dash (-) to doesn’t belong to the small letter symbols. That’s how I get my answer.
LABBUTAN, LHIMEL A. BSCRIM 2C In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking. PROBLEM: CPLW TA RL AW UL C T / X \ UL Amp DLW Amp DLW / T D X D FPC= 4 Tr-- 18 T--- I come up with my answer by making a problem table first. I put its blockings inside the table and it's symbols below. After putting their symbols I added the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and there's 1/1 to be added in numerical value of each whorl and after that I just copy the symbol for the index finger which is Cand C and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) and then just put dush (-) if it doesn't belong to the small letter symbols. That's how I get my answer.
VELASCO, Aira Sheryne F. BSCRIM 2A In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: CPL AW TA PA RL AW AW RL RL UL CPLW 1. In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first. CPLW AW TA PA RL C X T A / AW DLW AMP UL CPLW X D T / C 2. lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. PA PA PW RL UL CPLW AW TA PA RL C X T A / +1/1
AW DLW AMP UL CPLW X D T / C
22 FPC ------------ 19 3. 3. After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter CPLW AW TA PA RL C X T A / +1/1
AW DLW AMP UL CPLW X D T / C
22 X FPC --------------------- 19 D 4. Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-). Therefore: CPLW AW TA PA RL C X T A / +1/1
AW DLW AMP UL CPLW X D T / C
22 X t a r FPC -------------------------- 19 D t - -
COMPAS, Denver G. BSCRIM-2C RH:| CPLW | AW | PW | TA| RL | symbol: C, X, W, T, / LH: | RA | PA | TA | AW | DLW| symbol: \, A, T, X, D FPC: 18 X _ t r 26r A t _ _ I start by creating a problem table, then I place the blockings in the table along with their symbols. Next, I add up the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings, including a given 1/1. After totaling the numerical values, I just copy the symbol for the index finger or classification by capital letters which is X and A, Finally, I identify the secondary classification with small letters (a, t, r), using a dash if it's not represented. That's all. Sorry ma'am, I'm kinda late, my bad.
MALECDAN, Mark Kevin A BSCRIM-2A In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: PA RL CPLW AW RL A R C X / UL UL PW CPLW TA / U W C T •first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must do the blockings. PA RL CPLW AW RL A R C X / ----blockings UL UL PW CPLW TA / U W C T ----blockings •After the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value PA RL CPLW AW RL A R C X / + ¹/1 UL UL PW CPLW TA / U W C T
11 FPC-------------------- 10 •After that, determine the secondary classification by capital-letter group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification. PA RL CPLW AW RL A R C X / + ¹/1 UL UL PW CPLW TA / U W C T 11 R FPC-------------------- 10 U •Last step, we are going to determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r) groups and if a pattern doesn’t belong to the group, use a dash. In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary and secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (a,t,r) leave it as is and there’s no need to write dash FINAL ANSWER: PA RL CPLW AW RL A R C X / + ¹/1 UL UL PW CPLW TA / U W C T 11 a R - - r FPC-------------------------- 10 a U - - t
BALIWAG, MAE ANN G. BSCRIM 2-C In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking. Problem: TA AW RL PW PA T X / W A UL TA PW DLW CPLW U T W D C After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification. Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC. TA AW RL PW PA T X / W A UL TA PW DLW CPLW U T W D C 28 FPC:---- 3 After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a,t,r group. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. Since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to the small letter symbol or the a,t,r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a,t,r pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-). TA AW RL PW PA T X / W A UL TA PW DLW CPLW U T W D C 28tXr-a FPC: ------ 3uC-t-
PACIO, Marcelino A. BSCRIM-2A In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: TA CPLW RL PA AW T C / A X RL UL DLW AW UL \ U D X / •first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must do the blockings. TA CPLW RL PA AW T C / A X ----blockings RL UL DLW AW UL \ U D C / ----blockings •If we are done at the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value TA CPLW RL PA AW T C / A X + ¹/1 RL UL DLW AW UL \ U D X /
19 FPC-------------------- 6 •After that, determine the secondary classification by capital-letter group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification. TA CPLW RL PA AW T C / A X + ¹/1 RL UL DLW AW UL \ U D X / 19 C FPC-------------------- 6 U •Finally, we are going to determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r) groups and if a pattern doesn’t belong to the group, use a dash. In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary and secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (a,t,r) leave it as is and there’s no need to write dash FINAL ANSWER: TA CPLW RL PA AW T C / A X + ¹/1 RL UL DLW AW UL \ U D X / 19 t C ra - FPC-------------------------- 6 r U - - -
GAZZINGAN,Edmer U. BSCRIM 2C RH: AW | PW | CPLW | RL | DLW | symbol: X, W, C, /, D LH: | PW | PA | TA|RL|UL| symbol: W, A, T, \, / FPC: 21 W--- 29 Atr- "I begin by creating a problem table, where I list the blockings and their corresponding symbols underneath. Then, I assign numerical values to each whorl within the blockings, adding 1/1 as given. Next, I denote the primary classification by using capital letters (W and A) for the index finger. Finally, I identify any secondary classifications using lowercase letters (a, t, r), or use a dash if they don't apply. This process helps me arrive at my answer."
BALAWAG, Mark Dave A. BSCRIM 2C In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r- this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: PA PW RL PA UL PA RL PA PW UL In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first. PA PW RL PA UL A W / A \ PA RL PA PW UL A R A W / After the blockings, we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. PA PW RL PA UL A W / A \ 1+1 PA RL PA PW UL A R A W / FPC. 17 ------- 2 After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter. PA PW RL PA UL A W / A \ PA RL PA PW UL A R A W / FPC. 17W ------ 2R Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch, and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index. If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-). PA PW RL PA UL A W / A \ PA RL PA PW UL A R A W / FPC. 17aW, r, a - ------- 2aR, a, - -
RAMOS GRACE L. BSCRIM-2C PROBLEM: RH | TA CPLW AW RL Amp T C X / W LH | UL Amp DLW PW PW / C D W W FPC:20 t C a r - 16 C - - - I come up with my answer by making a problem table first . I put its blockings inside the table and it's symbols below. After putting their symbols I added the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and there's 1/1 to be added in numerical value of each whorl and after that I just copy the symbol for the index finger which is C and C and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) and then just put dush (-) if it doesn't belong to the small letter symbols. That's how I get my answer.
PADILLA, Jake Jun M. BSCRIM 2C RH:| AW | PW | CPLW | RL | DLW | symbol: X, W, C, /, D LH: | PW | PA | TA | RL | UL | symbol: W, A , T, \, / FPC: 21 W- - - 29 Atr- I come up with my answer by making a problem table first, then I put the blockings inside the table and I also put their symbols below. And when I finish putting their symbols I added the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and there's a given 1/1 to be added in the numerical value of each whorl. After I add the numerical value of each whorl I just copy the symbol for the index finger or classification by capital letters which is W and A, and then the last process of this problem I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) but if it doesn't represent a,t,r just put a dash on it. That's how I got my answer.
WAGAYAN, Edra lyn L. BSCRIM 2A PROBLEM: The first finger is Radial Loop (RL), second finger is Ulnar Loop (U), third finger is Central Pocket Loop Whorl (CPLW) with a ridge count of 8, third finger is Ulnar Loop (\), fourth finger is Plain Whorl (W) with a ridge count of 4 , Six finger is Tented Arch (T), seven finger is Plain Arch (A), eight finger is Radial loop (\), ninth finger is Accidental Whorl (X) with a ridge count of 1, tenth finger is Double Loop Whorl (D) with a ridge count of 1. Next is we have to do the Blockings by writing capital letter. Numerator: R U C \ W Denominator : T A \ X D Next is we have to do the primary classification and apply the crisscross pattern. Numerator= 0+0+0+0+1+1=2 Denominator = 8+1+4+1=14 Next is finding the secondary classification by capital letter. Only the index finger of both hands are used and always represent by capital letter beside the primary classification. Secondary classification by capital letter: FPC 2 U 14A And lastly, the primary classification by small letter.These are Radial loop(r),Tented arch(t),and Plain arch(a).Any finger except these three represent a dash(-).If the thumb finger represent a dash no need to put it but if it represent a,t,r the we have to put it. We have to start in our right index finger the back to the thumb the same with the left fingers. Primary classification by small letter: FPC 2 r U - - - 14 t A r - -
Balasi, Leslyn A. BSCRIM 2-A Problem: CPLW Amp RL UL Amp RL PW PA Amp UL So, for us to get the secondary classifications by the small lettered group, first is that we need to do the blocking. CPLW Amp RL UL Amp C W / \ \ RL PW PA Amp UL \ W A / / Then, do the summation of the numerical value of whorls assigned to fingers plus the given fraction 1/1. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, going to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. And for the denominator, count in the opposite direction. CPLW 16 Amp16 RL 8 UL8 Amp4 C W / \ \ RL 4 PW 2 PA 2 Amp 1 UL 1 \ W A / / Now , let's determine the secondary classification by the capital letter group. All we need to do is just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification. CPLW 16 Amp16 RL 8 UL8 Amp4 C W / \ \ RL 4 PW 2 PA 2 Amp 1 UL 1 \ W A / / 17W FPC --------- 19W Finally, determine the secondary classification by small letter group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a, t, r) groups; if a pattern doesn't belong to the group, use a dash . In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (r a t) leave it as is and there's no need to write dash. Final answer: CPLW 16 Amp16 RL 8 UL8 Amp4 C W / \ \ RL 4 PW 2 PA 2 Amp 1 UL 1 \ W A / / 17W r - - FPC --------------------- 19W a - -
DALUPING, NAJA O. BSCRIM 2B PROBLEM: DLW PW PA RL AMP UL AMP TA CPLW AW The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking. DLW PW PA RL AMP D W A / X UL AMP TA CPLW AW / W T C X " If you see that there is an AMP at the problem means its amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger." After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb goint to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. ( Always remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorl family will be counted). Don't forget that all finger has equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand , the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator. DLW PW PA RL AMP 1 D W A / X +-- UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1 / W T C X 18 FPC= ------- 24 After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter. ( We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger that is both capital W). DLW PW PA RL AMP 1 D W A / X +-- UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1 / W T C X 18 W FPC = ------- 24 W The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belong to a,t,r , if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then theres no need to put a dash on it. Final answer: DLW PW PA RL AMP 1 D W A / X +-- UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1 / W T C X 18 Wa-- FPC= ------- 24 Wt--
WANASON, Maryjoy G. BSCRIM2C *In getting the secondary classification by small lettered, we must do first the blocking. TA CPLW AW RL RL T C X / / UL UL DLW PW PW / U D W W *After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification. Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC. TA CPLW AW RL RL T C X / / UL UL DLW PW PW / U D W W 20t FPC ------------ 10 *After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger. In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs. TA CPLW AW RL RL T C X / / UL UL DLW PW PW / U D W W 20t C - rr FPC----------------- 10 U---
ALSIYANG, Jo-ann B BSCRIM 2C In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: RL CPLW UL AW DLW UL AW DLW RL PA The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking. RL CPLW UL AW DLW R C \ X D UL AW DLW RL PA / X D R A FPC=27 7 After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger. In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs. RL CPLW UL AW DLW R C \ X D UL AW DLW RL PA / X D R A FPC=27rC--- 7 X-ra
OBAL, JASTINE B. BSCRIM-2C In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking. Problem: Amp UL AW RL Amp T U X / A TA Amp DLW TA PA T U D T A after the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification. Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC. Amp UL AW RL Amp T U X / A TA Amp DLW TA PA T U D T A FPC=_3___ 9 After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a, t, r group. this a, t, r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies only to the index finger. if the pattern does not belong to the smal letter symbol or the a, t, r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a, t, r, pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-). Amp UL AW RL Amp T U X / A TA Amp DLW TA PA T U D T A FPC:__3tU-ra______ 9tU-ta
BALIYANG, Desiree D. BS CRIM 2A In getting the secondary classification by small lettered, we must do first the blocking. TA UL RL PA CPLW T U / A C TA TA UL CPLW PA T T / C A After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification. Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC. TA UL RL PA CPLW T U / A C TA TA UL CPLW PA T T / C A 1U FPC----------- 6T After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger. In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs. TA UL RL PA CPLW T U / A C TA TA UL CPLW PA T T / C A 1 tUat- FPC _______ 6 t T- - a
Saga-oc, Kobe Earl G. SCRIM 2-A Problem: PW PA PW RL TA UL PW AW TA DLW In getting the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given number, first we must do the blocking. PW PA PW RL TA W A W / T --->blocking UL PW AW TA DLW / W X T D --->blocking After that, calculate or count the primary classification. In counting the value always add +1 in both the numerator and the denominator. In counting the numerator, start to the left thumb, going to the right index to the middle left finger, rigth ring finger and lastly, left little finger. In counting the denominator, do the opposite. 16 16 8 8 4 PW PA PW RL TA W A W / T 1 UL PW AW TA DLW. ----- / W X T D 1 4 2 2 1 1 4 FPC-------------- 27 Then let's move to the secondary classification by capital lettered group. It is simply to copy the blocking or symbol of the right (upper) and left (lower) index finger then place it beside the primary classification. PW PA PW RL TA W A W / T 1 UL PW AW TA DLW. ----- / W X T D 1 4 A FPC-------------- 27 W Lastly, let us now get the secondary classification by small lettered group. It applies to all fingers except the index fingers. In getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, only those belonging to the (r a t) should be written, those patterns that intervene which does not belong to the (r a t ) must be represented by a dash. PW PA PW RL TA W A W / T 1 UL PW AW TA DLW. ----- / W X T D 1 4 A - r t FPC-------------- 27 W- t - Since both the thumb does not belong to the (r a t) leave it as is, but if it happens that it belongs to any of the (r a t) put it in between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital lettered group. Final answer: PW PA PW RL TA W A W / T UL PW AW TA DLW. / W X T D 4 A - r t FPC-------------- 27 W- t -
Gaano, Charlie G BSCrim 2C First we need to determine the blocking. Problem: RL CPLW PW TA RL UL TA PA Amp RL We have to block out first the problems or giving their specific value. / C W T / / T A T \ After finishing the blocking lets move on to the next step to look for the numerical values assigned to whorls expressed as the numerator and denominator plus the pre-established fraction of 1/1. 17 FPC-------- 9 The next step now should be the secondary by Capital which is only use on the index finger. After that the secondary classification by small letter which are the a,t,r and the rest put dash but remember the index must be always capital. 17rC-tr FPC-------------- 9 Tatr
MAPI, Fevielyn L. BSCRIM 2C RH: | TA | TA | AW | PA | TA | symbol: T , T , X , A , T LF: | RL | Amp | RL | PW | PW | symbol: \, T , \ , W , W FPC: 2tT-at 10rT- - - I first made a problem t solve and then I put the blockings inside the table and also put their symbols. After I identify each symbol I then add the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and also added the given 1/1. After solving for the FPC, I then copy the secondary classification by capital letters of my problem which is T and T, and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) if it doesn't represent a,t,r just put a dash to it.
ANTONIO,Ebron Isaac M. BSCRIM -2A In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: DLW PA CPWL RL UL TA PA CPWL RL UL In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first. DLW PA CPWL RL UL D A C / TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C / lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. DLW PA CPWL RL UL D A C / \ +1/1 TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C \ / 3 FPC ---------- 25 After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter. DLW PA CPWL RL UL D A C / / +1/1 TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C \ / 3A FPC------------ 25A Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-). Therefore: TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C / +1/1 TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C / 3A-r- FPC ---------- 25tA-r-
LAPPAO, JENNIFER F. BS CRIM 2C SECONDARY CLASSIFICATION BY SMALL LETTER Problem: TA UL TA CLW PA T U T C A PA RL TA DLW PA A R T D A FPC - In solving the secondary classification by small letters, we will first do the blockings of fingerprints wherein we will put the corresponding symbols of each fingerprints. After the blockings, we will now proceed in getting the Fingerprint Primary Classification wherein we will add all the numerical value of whorl ONLY plus the given1/1. In getting the numerator, we’ll start adding the numerical value of the left thumb, right index, left middle, right ring finger, and the left small finger (/\/\)plus the given numerator 1. For the denominator, we’ll add the numerical value starting from the right thumb, left index, right middle, left ring, and right small finger (\/\/) plus the given denominator 1. That is now the: FPC = After that, we will now proceed on the Secondary Classification by Small Letters (a,t,r). Take note that only the Plain Arch (a), Tented Arch (t), and Radial Loop (r) have those symbols and those are applied in all the Fingerprints EXCEPT the INDEX FINGERPRINT who only use Capital Letters. All symbols that are not present in the a,t,r will be considered (-). STEP 1: Bring down the symbol of the Index Finger in CAPITAL LETTERS. FPC = STEP 2: Bring down the symbol of the middle, ring, and small finger. FPC = STEP 3: Place the symbol of the Right thumb in between the numerator of FPC and the index finger. FPC = STEP 4: Lastly, place the symbol of the Left thumb in between the denominator of FPC and the index finger. FPC =
SINOLI ,Velly Girl A. BSCRIM -2A In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: PA PA PW RL UL PA PA PW UL RL In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first. PA PA PW RL UL A A W / \ PA PA PW UL RL A A W / \ lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. PA PA PW RL UL A A W / \ +1/1 PA PA PW UL RL A A W / \ 3 FPC ---------- 9 After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter. PA PA PW RL UL A A W / \ +1/1 PA PA PW UL RL A A W / \ 3A FPC------------ 9A Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-). Therefore: PA PA PW RL UL A A W / \ +1/1 PA PA PW UL RL A A W / \ 3 aA--- FPC ---------- 9 aA---
Vallejo, Marielle G. BSCRIM 2-A Problem: RL PA TA RL CPL UL AW AW PA TA To get the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given problem, first, do the blocking. RL PA TA RL CPL / A T / C ->blockings UL AW AW PA TA / X X A T ->blockings Next, count the primary classification. Each box has a fixed value and only patterns from the whorl family will be counted. Add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving across to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction. 16 16 8 8 4 RL PA TA RL CPL / A T / C 1 UL AW AW PA TA + ------- / X X A T 1 4 2 2 1 1 3 FPC ------------- 7 Next, determine the secondary classification by capital letterered group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification. RL PA TA RL CPL / A T / C UL AW AW PA TA / X X A T 3 A FPC ------------- 7 X Finally, determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (r a t) groups; if a pattern doesn't belong to these groups, use a dash instead. In writing the secondary classification by small lettered group of the thumb, write it in between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital lettered group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (r a t) leave it as is and there's no need to write dash. Final answer: RL PA TA RL CPL / A T / C UL AW AW PA TA / X X A T 3 rAtr- FPC --------------- 7 X-at
CERBITO, DONNA BSCRIM 2B PROBLEM: DLW PW PA RL AMP UL AMP TA CPLW AW The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking. DLW PW PA RL AMP D W A / X UL AMP TA CPLW AW / W T C X " If you see that there is an AMP at the problem means it's amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger." After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb going to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. ( Always remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorl family will be counted). Don't forget that all fingers have equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand , the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator. DLW PW PA RL AMP 1 D W A / X +-- UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1 / W T C X 18 FPC= ------- 24 After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter. ( We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger that is both capital W). DLW PW PA RL AMP 1 D W A / X +-- UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1 / W T C X 18 W FPC = ------- 24 W The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belonging to a,t,r , if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then there's no need to put a dash on it. Final answer: DLW PW PA RL AMP 1 D W A / X +-- UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1 / W T C X 18 Wa-- FPC= ------- 24 Wt--
SICNAO, JACK B. BSCRIM-2C RH:| CPLW | AW | PW | TA| RL | symbol: C, X, W, T, / LH: | RA | PA | TA | AW | DLW| symbol: \, A, T, X, D FPC: 18 X _ t r 26r A t _ _ I start by creating a problem table, then I place the blockings in the table along with their symbols. Next, I add up the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings, including a given 1/1. After totaling the numerical values, I just copy the symbol for the index finger or classification by capital letters which is X and A, Finally, I identify the secondary classification with small letters (a, t, r), using a dash if it's not represented. That's all
MARTINEZ, Rose Lyn G. BSCRIM 2-C PROBLEM: PA TA CLPW RL TA A T C / T DLW PA PW DLW PA D A W D A FPC= 7aT-rt 10 A--a First, in solving the secondary classification by small letter group, we must do the blocking first. Next, we solve the primary classification by counting the numerical value of the patterns which is the numerator and denominator. In counting, we must start in the left thumb going to the litte finger using a zigzag pattern. Take note that only the whorl have a numerical value plus the given fraction 1/1. In getting the secondary classification we used capital letters which is th index finger T and A. Lastly, in getting again the secondary classification by small letters is in the middle, ring and little finger both right and left hands. We use small letters if the patterns is a,t,r and if not just put a dash. Take note that in getting FPC we must align the numbers and letters. This is how I got the FPC.
REYES, CRESHEA MAE O. BSCRIM-2C In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking. PROBLEM: CPLW TA PA UL AW C T A \ \ PW PA RL PA TA W A \ A T After the blockings, we will proceed with the primary classification and take note that only the fingers have a whorl patter has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of a left thumb and start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, ringt ring and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. Don't forget the ad+1 to both numerator and denominator when counting. CPLW TA PA UL AW C T A \ \ PW PA RL PA TA W A \ A T FPC: 9 ------ 17 After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a,t,r group. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. Since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to the small letter symbol or the a,t,r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a,t,r pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-). CPLW TA PA UL AW C T A \ \ PW PA RL PA TA W A \ A FPC: 9 T a - - ------------------ 17 A r a t
ENGOSAN,CLIFORD L. BSCRIM-2B To solve the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: TA PW CPWL DLW RL TA TA RL PA UL To solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first. TA PW CPLW DLW RL T W C D / TA TA RL PA UL T T \ A / If we are done at the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. TA PW CPLW DLW RL T W C D / 1 + --- TA TA RL PA UL 1 T T \ A / 25 FPC ------ 9 After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter. TA PW CPLW DLW RL T W C D / 1 +------ 1 TA TA RL PA UL T T \ A / 25W FPC---------- 9T Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch, and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-). Therefore: 25tW--r FPC---------------- 9tTra-
Bagtang, Vince Paul T. Bscrim 2-B PROBLEM CPLW UL UL TA PA PW UL RL PW Amp. In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group, the first thing I did is the blockings. CPLW UL UL TA PA C U \ T A -->blockings PW UL RL PW Amp W U \ W A -->blockings After the blockings, I count the the primary classification, in counting it I only count those fingers with a whorl and add +1 both the numerator and the denominator. In counting the numerator, I start from the left thumb toward to the right index finger then to the left middle finger to the right ring finger then last to the left little finger. In the denominator I did the opposite of it. 16 16 8 8 4 CPLW UL UL TA PA 1 C U \ T A ---- PW UL RL PW Amp 1 W U \ W A 4 2 2 1 1 5 FPC --- 18 After it, I proceed to the secondary classification by capital lettered group. In getting the secondary classification by capital letter I just copy the symbol of both the left and right index finger then put besides the primary classification. CPLW UL UL TA PA 1 C U \ T A --- PW UL RL PW Amp 1 W U \ W A 5 U FPC ----- 18 U After that I proceed on getting the secondary classification by small lettered group. In getting the secondary classification by small letters. It refer to all fingers except only to the index finger. All fingers that belong to the (a, t, r) should be written while those other fingers that does not belong to (a, t, r) they represent the symbol dash (-). CPLW UL UL TA PA 1 C U \ T A ---- PW UL RL PW Amp 1 W U \ W A 5 U - t a FPC ------- 18 U r - a Since both the thumb does not belong to (a, t, r) I just leave it.
LIM, Mary jean S. BSCRIM 2A Before we start getting the Secondary Classification by Small lettred group we should familiarize the patterns of each fingerprint and also the symbols of each patterns. PATTERNS SYMBOLS (INDEX ( OTHER ONLY) FINGERS) Plain arch A Tented arch T Radial loop R LH-\, RH-/ Ulnar loop U LH-/, RH-\ Plain whorl W Central pocket loop whorl C Double loop whorl D Accidental whorl X 1st step for getting the Secondary Classification by Small letter, first determine the symbol of each patterns or known as BLOCKING PA RL TA AMP TA A R T \ T DLW CPLW AMP UL RL D C T / \ 2nd step getting the Primary Classification, each fingers has equivalent number RIGHT HAND: thumb and index finger = 16 middle and ring finger=8 little finger=4 LEFT HAND: thumb finger=4 index and middle finger= 2 ring and little finger=1 But in counting only Whorl family will be counted. After that add 1 in both numerator and denaminator. 16 16 8 8 4 PA RL TA AMP TA A R T \ T +1 4 2 2 1 1 DLW CPLW AMP UL RL D C T / \ In doing the primary classification we should always start counting in numerator from left thumb to the right index finger, down to left middle finger up to right ring finger and down again to left little finger. For the denaminator they are the same process in counting but in opposite direction. Always don't forget that after counting always add 1 in both numerator and denaminator. PA RL TA AMP TA A R T \ T DLW CPLW AMP UL RL D C T / \ 5 FPC------------ 3 3rd step getting the Secondary Classification by Capital lettered group, it refers to the symbol of both index finger of both hand and place it after the primary classification PA RL TA AMP TA A R T \ T DLW CPLW AMP UL RL D C T / \ 5 R FPC------------ 3 C The last step is getting now the Secondary Classification by Small lettred group in this step is applicable in all fingers except in index finger in both hand. This classification is refers to the 3 types of fingerprint patterns only the plain arch, tented arch and the radial loop (a,t,r). In does fingers not belong to the small-letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show in what fingers it belongs. In writing the small-letter symbols should start in middle finger to little finger, write the symbols after the secondary classification by capital letter in both numerator and denaminator, after that go back to the thumb finger, write the symbol between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital letter, if it is belong to the symbols a,t,r but if is not no need to write the dash. PA RL TA AMP TA A R T \ T DLW CPLW AMP UL RL D C T / \ 5aRt-t FPC--------------- 3 Ct-r FINAL ANSWER: PA RL TA AMP TA A R T \ T DLW CPLW AMP UL RL D C T / \ 5aRt-t FPC -------------- 3 Ct-r
PAN-OY, Deo D. BSCRIM 2C PROMLEM: PW TA RL AMP PW TA PA PW TA CPLW First get the secondary classifications by the small letter by doing the blocking. PW TA RL AMP PW W T / T W TA PA PW TA CPLW T A W T C AMP which means amputated what we do next is to copy the sign opposite the amputated finger . Next is to get the FPC do the summation of the numerical value of whorls assigned to the fingers and don't forget the plus given fraction 1/1 counting the numerator from the left thump, going to the rigt ,index,middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. PW TA RL AMP PW W T / T W TA PA PW TA CPLW T A W T C 4 T FPC---------- 21 A Next determine the secondary classification by small letter. include only the patterns (a,t,r), and if the patterns doesn't belong to thes small letter just use a dash, and if the thumb does not belong just put dash. PW TA RL AMP PW W T / T W TA PA PW TA CPLW T A W T C 4 Trt- FPC---------- 21tA-T-
PANTULOC, Cyrine G. BS CRIM 2A Secondary Classification by Small Lettered Group PROBLEM: Amp CPLW TA UL PW RL UL DLW RL UL First thing to do is blockings; Right finger blockings (/ ,C ,T,\,W) Left fingers blockings (\ ,U, W, \, /) To get the primary classification, first thing to do is to add all the numerical value of whorls. We can get the numerator from all the even numbers and the denominator from all the odd numbers in fingers 1 to 10. Note that the arches and loops has no numerical value, so they are not included in finding the primary classification. In order to get the answer, I did the criss cross pattern and came up with 19 over 5 as the primary classification. Secondary classification by capital letter group focuses only in the index finger of both hands. I just get the blockings that is found in the index finger which is the C from the right finger and U from the left finger. So the secondary classification by capital letter group is C over U. Secondary classification by small letter group applies to all fingers except to the index finger of both hands. In this group, only the three types of fingerprint pattern will be use which are the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch (a,t,r). From the Right Hand, I got an answer (t) from the middle, (-) from ring, (-) from little finger and letter (r) from the thumb From the left hand, I got an answer of dash (-) from the middle, (r) from the ring, ( - ) from the little fingers ( r) from the thumb. The (-) is a symbol to be used if the finger is not under the classification of small letter group.
GALISEN ,Julius Cesar G. BSCRIM -2A In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: TA PA CPWL RL UL TA PA CPWL RL UL In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first. TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C / \ TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C \ / lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C / \ +1/1 TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C \ / 3 FPC ---------- 9 After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter. TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C / \ +1/1 TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C \ / 3A FPC------------ 9A Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-). Therefore: TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C / \ +1/1 TA PA CPWL RL UL T A C \ / 3tA-r- FPC ---------- 9tA-r-
LAMBAYONG, Zyrill Problem: Amp UL CPLW Amp RL T U C \ / TA RL PA UL DLW T R A / D Firstly, I made a chart and the blockings, and put their symbols. Secondly, I get the FPC, which is 2 (numerator) and 9 (denominator) by adding using crisscross pattern but only the whorl because only whorls have a numerical value plus the given fraction 1/1. Third, get the secondary classification by capital letter, which is the index finger that represents U and R. Lastly, the secondary classification by small letter includes the middle, ring, and little finger in both the right and left hands. We can use small letters if it is a plane arch, radial loop, or tented arch (a,t,r), and those who do not belong to a,t,r represent it as a dash "-." That's how I got the FPC= 2tU--r 9tR---
Apatas, Vince Hill V. BSCRIM-2A PROBLEM: PA PW TA DLW TA RL TA UL TA UL The first step to acquire the secondary classification by a small lettered group is to do the blocking. PA PW TA DLW TA A W T D T ---- Blockings RL TA UL TA UL \ T / T / ---- Blockings Next, count the primary classification. Each box has a fixed value and only patterns from the whorl family will be counted. Add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving across to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction. PA PW TA DLW TA A W T D T RL TA UL TA UL + 1/1 \ T / T / 25 FPC ------------- 1 Next, determine the secondary classification by capital letterered group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification. PA PW TA DLW TA A W T D T RL TA UL TA UL + 1/1 \ T / T / 25W FPC ------------- 1T Lastly, I determined the secondary classification by the small-letter group. This applies to all fingers except the index finger. I included only the patterns from the (r,a,t) group and used a dash for those patterns that did not belong to the group. PA PW TA DLW TA A W T D T RL TA UL TA UL + 1/1 \ T / T / 25aWt-t FPC ------------- 1T-t-
Malagyab,Jasmine Kith G. BSCRIM-2A In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: TA RL RL CPLW AW T R / C X PA UL PW TA PA A U W T A •first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must do the blockings. TA RL RL CPLW AW T R / C X ----these are the blockings PA UL PW TA PA A U W T A ----these are the blockings •After the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value 16 16 8 8 4 TA RL RL CPLW AW T R / C X + ¹/1 4 2 2 1 1 PA UL PW TA PA A U W T A 11 FPC--------------------- 5 •After that, determine the secondary classification by capital-letter group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification. 16 16 8 8 4 TA RL RL CPLW AW T R / C X + ¹/1 4 2 2 1 1 PA UL PW TA PA A U W T A 11 R FPC-------------------------- 5 U •Last step, we are going to determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r) groups and if a pattern doesn’t belong to the group, use a dash. In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary and secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (a,t,r) leave it as is and there’s no need to write dash FINAL ANSWER: TA RL RL CPLW AW T R / C X + ¹/1 PA UL PW TA PA A U W T A 11 aRr-- FPC-------------------------- 5 aU-ta
CAMMA, Franz Kim C. BS-CRIM 2C: ✓In solving the secondary classification by small letter, first thing to do is block the patterns by putting the appropriate symbol of each patterns using capital letters. Take note that if there is Amp in the problem, just copy the symbol align in the lower or upper part of the amputated finger. TA UL CPLW Amp RL T U C T / RL AW Amp TA PA \ X C T A ✓Next thing to do is to solve for the primary classification by counting the numerical value of the pattern. To do so, You must start the counting at the left thumb in a zigzag direction and don't forget to add the 1/1 constant fraction. Same in getting the denominator but start the counting on the right thumb. Take note that only whorl patterns have the numerical value. TA UL CPLW Amp RL T U C T / RL AW Amp TA PA \ X C T A 3 FPC: ----------- 11 ✓After determining the Primary classification, next thing to do is to determine the secondary classification by capital letter. To determine the secondary classification by capital letter, all you need to do is to copy the symbol of the index fingers. TA UL CPLW Amp RL T U C T / RL AW Amp TA PA \ X C T A 3 U FPC: ----------- 11 X ✓Finally, we can now determine the secondary classification by small letter. In determining the secondary classification by small letter, you just need to identify whether the symbol of all your fingers except the index finger is belong to a,t,r, if they are belong put small letter, if not, put dash only. Start with your middle finger first then to your ring finger and to your last finger and lastly is your thumb. TA UL CPLW Amp RL T U C T / RL AW Amp TA PA \ X C T A 3 tU-tr FPC: ----------- 11 -X-ta
DAODAOEN,Jever A. BSCRIM 2C PROBLEM: DLW PW PA RL AMP UL AMP TA CPLW AW The first step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking. DLW PW PA RL AMP D W A / X UL AMP TA CPLW AW / W T C X * AMP at the problem means it's amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger." After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb going to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. *Remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorf family will be counted Don't forget that all finger has equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand, the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator. DLW PW PA RL AMP D W A / X UL AMP TA CPLW AW / W T C X 18 FPC---------- 24 After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter. (We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger ) DLW PW PA RL AMP D W A / X UL AMP TA CPLW AW / W T C X 18 W FPC---------- 24 W The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belong to a,t,r, if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then there's no need to put a dash on it. Answer: DLW PW PA RL AMP D W A / X UL AMP TA CPLW AW / W T C X 18 War- FPC---------- 24 Wt--
DAPAPA, Jenny A. BS CRIM 2C PROBLEM: TA CPLW AW RL AMP UL AMP DLW PW PW for us to get the secondary classifications by the small lettered group, first is that we need to do the blocking. As you can see in the blocking part there is "Amp" which means amputated so what we will do is just copy the sign opposite the amputated finger, and if they are the same amputated just put the sign TA CPLW AW RL AMP T C X / W UL AMP DLW PW PW / C D W W To get the FPC do the summation of the numerical value of whorls assigned to fingers plus the given fraction 1/1. counting the numerator from the left thumb, going to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. And for the denominator, count in the opposite direction. TA CPLW AW RL AMP T C X / W UL AMP DLW PW PW / C D W W FPC= 20 16 Now, let's determine the secondary classification by the capital letter group. All we need to do is just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification. TA CPLW AW RL AMP T C X / W UL AMP DLW PW PW / C D W W FPC= 20C 16C Next, determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these small letter, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it and there's no need to write a dash. TA CPLW AW RL AMP T C X / W UL AMP DLW PW PW / C D W W FPC= 20tC-r- 16 C---
JOSE,STHEVEN JHAY G. BSCRIM-2B To solve the secondary classification by small letter group, we must first become familiar with the symbols of each pattern. Take notice that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented archa,t,r are applicable to all fingers save the index finger, which is exclusively utilised for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: RL CPLW UL AW DLW / C \ X D UL AW DLW RL PA / X D \ A The next step is to determine the secondaryclassification by small letter by doing the blocking. RL CPLW UL AW DLW UL AW DLW RL PA DA FPC=27/7 After solving the FPC, we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three categories of fingerprints: radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except forthe index finger. To write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index, start with the middle finger and work your way down to the little finger. To get the a, t, r group of both hands, start with the middle finger and work your way down to the little finger, writing the symbol a, t, r beside the capital letter of the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to tiny letter symbols, it must be represented by aDASH to indicate which fingers it belongs to. FPC:27rC---/7X-ra
MOLINA, MYLINE C. BS CRIM 2 C 1.TA 2.CPLW 3.RL 4.PA 5.RL T C / A / 6.DLW 7.TA 8.UL 9.PW 10.RL D T / W \ 21tCrar FPC ------------- 2 T--r In this Example of mine the first step in answering the secondary classification small letters is to identify first the blockings of each fingers on the right hand we have TA, CW, RL, PA, RL and their corresponding blockings are TC/A/ while on the left hand we have DLW, TA, UL, PW, RL and their corresponding blockings are DT/W\ after determining the respective blocking we will proceed to the primary classification. In determining the primary classification, all we have to do is to add all the fingers that has whorl pattern, we will begin counting at the thumb of the left hand, on the left hand thumb we have Double loop whorl since it is a whorl and place on the thumb of the left the value of it is 4 the continue to the index finger of the right hand that values 16 since it is a central pocket loop whorl it can be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the left hand, it is a Ulnar loop therefore it can't be counted, this has no numeric value of 2, continue it to ring finger of right hand that values 8 and it is an arch therefore it can't be counted finally the little finger of the left hand that has value of 1 since it is a Radial loop it cannot be counted a total of 20 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 21. we will now begin counting at the thumb of the right hand, on the right hand thumb that has a value of 16 we have a tented arch since it is an arch therefore it cannot be counted continue to the index finger of the left hand that values 2 since it is a tented arch it cannot be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the right hand, it is a radial loop therefore it has no value of 8 continue it to ring finger of left hand that values 1 and it is a plain whorl therefore it can be counted finally the little finger of the right hand that has value of 4 since it is a radial loop therefore it cannot be counted a total of 1 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 2 21 FPC ------------- 2 We will proceed to the secondary classification capital letters all you need to do copy the blockings of right and left index finger, the blocking of the right index finger will be on numerator while the blocking of the left index finger will be on denominator. 21C FPC ------------- 2T We will now proceed to the secondary classification Small letters. First memorize the letter a,t, r the rest of the blocking will be presented as dash(-), the method it involves only the thumb, middle finger, ring finger and little finger. Before 21 U FPC ------------- 2 T 1.TA 2.CPLW 3.RL 4.PA 5.RL T C / A / 6.DLW 7.TA 8.UL 9.PW 10.RL D T / W \ Right thumb is T it represent as t Right Middle finger is / therefore it represent as r Right ring finger is A therefore it represents as a Right little finger is / therefore it represent as r Left thumb is D therefore it is dash(-) Left Middle finger is / therefore it represent as dash (-) Left ring finger is W therefore it represents as dash(-) Left little finger is \ therefore it represent as r Before we proceed in the thumb area first it to put secondary classification small letters of middle finger, ring finger and little finger. Doing 21 Crar FPC ------------- 2 T--r After that proceed at the thumb area, theres a consideration specially on the dash(-) part, if you are an expert you can't put the dash but if you are not a expert you can put the dash(-). After 21tCrar FPC ------------- 2-T--r Or 21tCrar FPC ------------- 2 T--r
Lummodao Dorin S. Bscrim-2A To solve for the secondary classifications by small letter group,first we must familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each patterns. Only radial loop,plain arch,and.tented arch (a,t,r) are applied to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for capital letter group. Problem; TA CPLW AW TA Amp UL Amp DLW amp PW Next ,Do the blocking first.before solving the primary to secondary classifications.by small letter. TA CPLW AW TA Amp T C X T W UL Amp DLW Amp PW / C D T W Once I completed the blocking process, I moved on to resolving the primary classification. It is important to note that the given fraction 1/1 should be taken into consideration throughout this process. TA CPLW AW TA Amp T C X T W UL Amp DLW Amp PW. + 1/1 / C D T W FPC- 20 ---- 15 The next step involves identifying the secondary classification using capital letters. We must note that only the index finger is consistently represented by a capital letter. TA CPLW AW TA Amp T C X T W UL Amp DLW Amp PW. + 1/1 / C D T W FPC- 20 C --------- 15 C After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger. In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs. TA CPLW AW TA Amp T C X T W UL Amp DLW Amp PW. + 1/1 / C D T W FPC- 20 tC-t- --------- 15 -C-t- That's all,.
DUYAN, joel jr. L. BSCRIM 2C In solving the secondary classification by small lettered groups, it's essential to understand the symbols representing each pattern. Specifically, the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch (a, t, r) are relevant to all fingers except the index fingers, which are reserved for the capital lettered groups. PROBLEM: AW RL CPLW TA UL PA UL RL TA PW In solving the secondary classification using small letters, the initial step I took was to implement blocking. AW RL CPLW TA UL X R C T / PA UL RL TA PW A U / T W Once I completed the blocking process, I moved on to resolving the primary classification. It is important to note that the given fraction 1/1 should be taken into consideration throughout this process. AW RL CPLW TA UL X R C T / +1/1 PA UL RL TA PW A U / T W 2 FPC-------------- 25 The next step involves identifying the secondary classification using capital letters. We must note that only the index finger is consistently represented by a capital letter. AW RL CPLW TA UL X R C T / +1/1 PA UL RL TA PW A U / T W 2 R FPC-------------- 25 U Finally, I proceed to determine the primary classification using lowercase letters. In this step, I consider the patterns from the letters 'a', 't', and 'r'. If any of the other fingers do not fall within the 'a', 't', or 'r' categories, I use a dash (-) to indicate that they do not belong to any specific classification. AW RL CPLW TA UL X R C T / +1/1 PA UL RL TA PW A U / T W 2 R - t - FPC-------------- 25 a U r t -
Cordero, Prime S. BS-CRIM 2C Problem: TA RL PA TA Amp
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL Before we start getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should familiarize the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns. For getting the secondary classification by small lettered, first, do the blocking. TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / CPLW DLW UL Amp RL C D / T \ Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1). TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / 1 + ----- CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1 C D / T \ 5 FPC-------------- 3 Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter (symbol of index fingers).
TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / 1 +----- CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1 C D / T \ 5 R FPC-------------- 3 D Next, get the secondary classification by small letter (pattern a, t, r). TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / 1 +----- CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1 C D / T \ 5tRatr FPC------------- 3 D-tr
ANAPEN, MIKARA KAYE S. BSCRIM 2A PROBLEM: TA Amp RL DLW PA PA CPLW PW AW Amp In solving for the PRIMARY CLASSIFICATION first we must do the blockings. TA Amp RL DLW PA T C / D P
BALAGSO, Von Lander C. BSCRIM 2A In solving the secondary classification by small lettered groups, it's essential to understand the symbols representing each pattern. Specifically, the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch (a, t, r) are relevant to all fingers except the index fingers, which are reserved for the capital lettered groups. PROBLEM: UL TA CPLW RL AW PW TA RL UL PA In solving the secondary classification using small letters, the initial step I took was to implement blocking. UL TA CPLW RL AW \ T C / X PW TA RL UL PA W T \ / A Once I completed the blocking process, I moved on to resolving the primary classification. It is important to note that the given fraction 1/1 should be taken into consideration throughout this process. UL TA CPLW RL AW \ T C / X +1/1 PW TA RL UL PA W T \ / A 5 FPC-------------- 13 The next step involves identifying the secondary classification using capital letters. We must note that only the index finger is consistently represented by a capital letter. UL TA CPLW RL AW \ T C / X +1/1 PW TA RL UL PA W T \ / A 5T FPC-------------- 13T Finally, I proceed to determine the primary classification using lowercase letters. In this step, I consider the patterns from the letters 'a', 't', and 'r'. If any of the other fingers do not fall within the 'a', 't', or 'r' categories, I use a dash (-) to indicate that they do not belong to any specific classification. UL TA CPLW RL AW \ T C / X +1/1 PW TA RL UL PA W T \ / A 5T-r- FPC-------------- 13Tr-a
1:001:02 BANGGAWAN,Aiza C. Problem: PA RL PW CPLW TA RL CPLW DLW UL PW First,solve the blocking to get the primary classification. PA RL PW CPLW TA A R W C T RL CPLW DLW UL PW \ C D / W After blocking,I count the primary classification(only counting whorl family) and add 1 in both numerator and denominator. PA RL PW CPLW TA A R W C T RL CPLW DLW UL PW \ C D / W 12 FPC=---------- 11 After counting the primary classification get now the secondary classification by capital letters(only the index finger of both hands) PA RL PW CPLW TA A R W C T RL CPLW DLW UL PW \ C D / W 12 R FPC=---------- 11C Lastly, get the secondary classification by small letter group (a,t,r)use capital letter only at the Index finger. PA RL PW CPLW TA A R W C T RL CPLW DLW UL PW \ C D / W 12 aR- - t FPC=---------- 11rC- - -
BASITAO, Glenn-ford W. BSCRIM-2A Problem: TA RL PA TA Amp CPLW DLW UL Amp RL Before we start getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should familiarize the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns. For getting the secondary classification by small lettered, first, do the blocking. TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / CPLW DLW UL Amp RL C D / T \ Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1). TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / 1 + ----- CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1 C D / T \ 5 FPC-------------- 3 Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter (symbol of index fingers). TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / 1 +----- CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1 C D / T \ 5 R FPC-------------- 3 D Next, get the secondary classification by small letter (pattern a, t, r). TA RL PA TA Amp T R A T / 1 +----- CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1 C D / T \ 5tRatr FPC------------- 3 D-tr
DANG-AO, Christel M. BSCRIM 2B PROBLEM: RL CPLW UL PW RL PW UL TA DLW TA To determine the secondary classification by small letter, let's do the blocking first. RL CPLW UL PW RL / C \ W / PW UL TA DLW TA W U T D T After the blocking, the next step will be getting the primary classification. Begin counting to the left thumb to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag form. Then after that, start counting also the right thumb in a zigzag form. Then Add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. (Only patterns from the whorl family will be counted) then Add one to both numerator and denominator. RL CPLW UL PW RL / C \ W / 1 PW UL TA DLW TA + -- W U T D T 1 29 FPC: ---- 2 After counting the primary classification, get the secondary classification by capital letters. (symbol of the index finger) RL CPLW UL PW RL / C \ W / 1 PW UL TA DLW TA + -- W U T D T 1 29 C FPC: ---- 2 U Next, determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it as is and there's no need to write a dash. Final answer: RL CPLW UL PW RL \ C \ W / 1 PW UL TA DLW TA + -- W U T D T 1 29 rC- -r FPC: ------ 2 Ut-t
ESPITA, SEAN B. BSCRIM 2B PROBLEM: RL TA AW Amp UL CPLW PW TA Amp TA The first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given problem is to do the blocking. RL TA AW Amp UL / T X W \ CPLW PW TA Amp TA C W T W T * As you can see in the blocking part there is "Amp" which means amputated so what we will do is just copy the sign opposite the amputated finger, and if they are the same amputated just put the sign "W" ( whorl ). Next step is to proceed to the primary classification, each finger has equivalent numbers: Right Hand : Finger 1 and 2 = 16 Finger 3 and 4 = 8 Finger 5 = 4 Left Hand : Finger 6 = 4 Finger 7 and 8 = 2 Finger 9 and 10 = 1 1 2 3 4 5 RL ¹⁶ TA¹⁶ AW⁸ Amp⁸ UL⁴ 1 / T X W \ +---- CPLW ⁴ PW ² TA ² Amp ¹ TA ¹ 1 C W T W T 6 7 8 9 10 Add all the numerical value of the whorl pattern only. For the numerator, we will start counting on the left thumb, on the left thumb we have CPLW since it is a whorl, we will count its numerical value which is 4, then continue to the right index finger which is TA , since it is not a whorl we will not add its numerical value. Next, continue it to the left middle finger, it is not also a whorl so do not add, proceed to the right ring finger since the right and left ring finger are both amputated then it will be a whorl so add its numerical value which us 8. Then last is the left little finger which is TA, again it is not a whorl so do not add, after that we will now add all the numerical value of whorl, 4 and 8 and then add the numerator of the pre- established fraction 1/1 to make it 13. As for the denominator, the same steps on the numerator but we will start counting on the right thumb. We have RL it is not a whorl so do not add its numerical value, next is the left index finger which is PW since it is a whorl, add its numerical value which is 2, and then the right middle finger which is AW that has a numerical value of 8, continue it to the left ring finger which is Amp add its numerical value 8 since it is also a whorl. Lastly, the right little finger which is TA. We will now add all the numerical value of whorls, PW (2), AW (8), Amp (1) plus the denominator of the pre- established fraction which is 1, a total 12 13 FPC ------------ 12 Next, we will proceed to the secondary classification by capital lettered group. All we need to do is just copy the symbol of the right and left index finger and place it next to the primary classification. 13 T FPC-------------- 12 W Lastly, we will now determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index finger. Only include patterns from ( a,t,r ) group, if a pattern doesn't belong to these group, use a dash instead. In writing the secondary classification by small lettered group of the thumb, write it between the primary classification and the second classification by capital lettered group since the left thumb does not belong to the ( a,t,r ) just leave it as it is and there's no need to write a dash. Final answer: RL TA AW Amp UL / T X W \ CPLW PW TA Amp TA C W T W T 13rT--- FPC----------------- 12 Wt-t
FRIAS, Windie M BSCRIM-2A PROBLEM: TA PA RL PW DLW CPL RL UL AW CPLW In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should first familiarize the symbols of each pattern. •First step for getting the secondary classification by small letter, first do the blockings. TA PA RL PW DLW T A / W D CPL RL UL AW CPLW C R / X C •After the blockings, the second step is get the primary classification (only counting whorl family), And add +1 in both numerator and denominator. TA PA RL PW DLW T A / W D +1 ---- CPL RL UL AW CPLW +1 C R / X C 14 FPC-------------- 6 •Next step get the secondary classification by capital - letter group.(Only the index finger of both hands) TA PA RL PW DLW T A / W D +1 ---- CPL RL UL AW CPLW +1 C R / X C 14 A FPC-------------- 6 R •Last step, get the secondary classification by small lettered group.(a,t,r) TA PA RL PW DLW T A / W D +1 ---- CPL RL UL AW CPLW +1 C R / X C 14 tAr-- FPC-------------- 6 R---
FULIG, Vilmalyn L. BSCRIM 2A PROBLEM: TA DLW UL PA Amp UL RL Amp RL PW In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should first familiarize the symbols of each pattern. •First step for getting the secondary classification by small letter, first do the blockings. TA DLW UL PA Amp T D \ A W UL RL Amp RL PW / R / \ W •After the blockings, the second step is get the primary classification (only counting whorl family), And add +1 in both numerator and denominator. TA DLW UL PA Amp T D \ A W +1 --- UL RL Amp RL PW +1 / R / \ W 18 FPC--------------- 5 •Next step get the secondary classification by capital - letter group.(Only the index finger of both hands) TA DLW UL PA Amp T D \ A W +1 --- UL RL Amp RL PW +1 / R / \ W 18 D FPC--------------- 5 R •Last step, get the secondary classification by small lettered group.(a,t,r) TA DLW UL PA Amp T D \ A W +1 --- UL RL Amp RL PW +1 / R / \ W 18 tD-a- FPC-------------- 5 R-r-
BADONG,Jemar S. BS CRIM 2A In getting the secondary classification by small lettered, we must do first the blocking. TA UL RL TA PW T U / T W PA TA UL CPLW TA A T / C T After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification. Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC. TA UL RL TA PW T U / T W PA TA UL CPLW TA A T / C T 1U FPC----------- 6T After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger. In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs. TA UL RL TA PW T U / T W PA TA UL CPLW TA A T / C T 1 tUrt- FPC _________ 6 a T- - t
DUMRIQUE, MARY CLAIRE B. BSCRIM-2B To get the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given problem, first step would be the blocking. CPLW UL RL TA PW C U / T W PA TA UL CPLW TA A T / C T After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification. Note: Do not forget the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC. CPLW UL RL TA PW C U / T W PA TA UL CPLW TA A T / C T 1 U FPC ________ 22 T We will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger since this is only belong to capital lettered group. In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs. Lastly for thumb finger write the symbol between the FPC and index finger but if you are that expert enough in solving for small lettered group no need put dash. CPLW UL RL TA PW C U / T W PA TA UL CPLW TA A T / C T 1 Urt- FPC ___________ 22 a T- - t
Campilis,Jonalyn A. BSCRIM-2C Problem PA RL PW TA UL DLW TA UL PW AW Before we start getting the secondary classification by small letter group we should familiarize the patterns of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each pattern. For us to solve or answer the primary to secondary classification by small letter first we do the blockings of each fingers on the right and left hand . PA RL. PW TA UL P / W T \ DLW TA UL. PW AW D T / W X Next is where going to get the primary classification we will be adding all that has a whorl and dont forgot to add 1/1 the given . PA RL. PW TA UL P / W T \ DLW TA UL. PW AW D T / W X 6 R FPC: _________ 10T Lastly we will determined the secondary classification by small letter group in this step it is applicable in all finger except for the index finger in both hand .These classifications refers to the three types of fingerprint pattern that is plain arch(a),tented arch(t)radial loop(r) a pattern that does not belong to the atr were going to present them as a dash(-) PA RL. PW TA UL P / W T \ DLW TA UL. PW AW D T / W X 6aR-t- FPC:------------- 10 T--- Thank you God bless you our Dear Instructor
BELGICA, KARL DIEGO V. BSCRIM2-B First we need to determine the blocking. Problem UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL PW PW CPLW CPLW UL We have to block out first the problems before we proceed to the next step. UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL \ C C C \ PW PW CPLW CPLW UL W W C C / After finishing the blocking lets move on to the next step to look for the numerator and the denominator of the fraction. I must not also forget that all the whorl has a numerical value and the rest has no numerical value also 1/1 is a give fraction. UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL \ C C C \ 1 PW PW CPLW CPLW UL ___ W W C C / 1 31 FPC______ 12 The next step now should be the secondary by Capital which is only use on the index finger. After that the secondary classification by small letter which are the a,t,r and the rest put dash but remember the index must be always capital. UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL \ C C C \ 1 PW PW CPLW CPLW UL ___ W W C C / 1 31-C--- FPC_________ 12-W---
AGUSTIN, Gina M. BScrim 2B Secondary Classification by Small Letter Problem: DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL Amp Amp TA PA CPL * In order for us to identify the secondary classification by small letter we must First do the blocking to get the primary classification. DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL D C T A / Amp Amp TA PA CPLW D C T A C *After the blocking, the next step is to solve the primary classification. Begin counting to the left thumb, to the right index, to the left middle, and then to the right ring, and to the left little finger like a zigzag form. Then after that, start counting also the right thumb in a zigzag form. Then Add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the number. (Only patterns from the whorl family will be counted) then Add one to both numerator and denominator. 16 16 8 8 4 DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL 1 D C T A / + ---- 4 2 2 1 1 1 Amp Amp TA PA CPLW D C T A C 22 FPC: ------ 19 * Lastly is to get the secondary classification by small letter group.Use capital letter only at the Index finger,and small letters to the others only that include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it as it is and there's no need to write a dash. DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL D C T A / Amp Amp TA PA CPLW D C T A C 22Ctar FPC: ---------------------- 19Cta-
AMMIYAO, Allan Franz A. BSCRIM-2A Problem: W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW UL W CPLW UL UL Familiarizing the pattern of each fingerprint and the symbol for each pattern is needed before getting the secondary classification by small lettered group. For getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, the blocking must be done first W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW C D C C C UL W CPLW UL UL / W C / / The next step is to the get the primary classification. This is done by counting the whorls and adding 1 to the sum. To count the whorls, we must remember the assigned numerical value on the fingerprint chart. The values go in the following order for the right hand: 16 (thumb), 16 (index), 8 (middle), 8 (ring), 4 (pinky). And the following for the left hand: 4 (thumb), 2 (index), 2 (middle), 1 (ring), 1 (pinky). Remember, these values are for whorls only, arches and loops have no numerical value. W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW C D C C C 1 UL W CPLW UL UL ___ / W C / / 1 27 FPC _____ 31 *FPC: Fingerprint Classification Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter. Simply take the letter symbol of both index fingers. W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW C D C C C 1 UL W CPLW UL UL ___ / W C / / 1 27D FPC _______ 31W Next, get the secondary classification by small lettered group, which are radial loop (r), plain arch (a), and tented arch (t). W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW C D C C C 1 UL W CPLW UL UL ___ / W C / / 1 27D--- FPC __________ 31W--- Since there are no prints of a, t, or r, they are represented by a dash that shows in what fingers it belongs to. But if the fingerprint chart was something like the following: A R / / / C U T T A 5 Rr3r Then the FPC will be: FPC _________ 1 U2ta If two or three of the same patterns appear after the secondary by capital, a number preceding the pattern is written.
Diwag, Cesarin D. Bscrim 2B Problem: 1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA 6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp The first thing we need to do is to do the blocking in the following. 1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA T \ T C A 6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp \ D T C A After the blocking, we are now going to look for the primary classification,and in counting the primary classification we are going to start in the left thumb to the little finger. And we must always remember that the only patterns of fingerprints that has the numerical value are Central Pocket Loop Whorl (CPLW),Accidental Whorl (X) and the Double Loop Whorl (DLW), and the rest has no numerical numbers.And we must not forget the fraction ( 1/1). 16 16 8 8 4 1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA 1 4 2 2 1 1 ------ 6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp 1 9 FPC------------ 4 And now we are moving on secondary classification by capital letters, so we are just going to copy the symbol in the index finger . 9 U FPC------------ 4 D Now after the secondary classification by capital letters we are now going to see for the secondary classification by small letters.But before proceeding we must always remember the (a,t,r) because we are going to apply that one to all fingers except the index finger.And if it is not belong to the (a,t,r) we replaced it as a dash(-). 9tUt-a FPC------------ 4-Dt-a And lastly the final answer: 1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA T \ T C A 6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp \ D T C A 9tUt-a FPC-------------- 4-Dt-a
Dimas, Jeus Loui M. BS Crim 2A To solve for the secondary classification by small lettered group, the first thing to do is to familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. We must note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group. PROBLEM: CPLW TA RL. AW RL DLW PW UL PW UL For us to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, do the blockings first. CPLW TA RL. AW RL C A / X / +1/1 DLW PW UL PW UL D W / W / After the blockings, proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. CPLW TA RL. AW RL C A / X / +1/1 DLW PW UL PW UL D W / W / 13 FPC ---------- 20 After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter. CPLW TA RL. AW RL C A / X / +1/1 DLW PW UL PW UL D W / W / 13A FPC ---------- 20W Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-). Therefore: CPLW TA RL. AW RL C A / X / +1/1 DLW PW UL PW UL D W / W / 13A--r FPC ---------- 20W---
DAYAGON,Glory ann A. BSCRIM 2B PROBLEM: CPLW UL RL PW RL TA UL PW DLW TA To determine the secondary classification by small letter, let's do the blocking first. CPLW UL RL PW RL C U / W / TA UL PW DLW TA T U W D T After the blocking the next step will be getting the primary classification.first let count and begin to the left thumb going to the right index to the left middle and then to the ring and to the left little using zigzag pattern.same process in getting the denominator and add 1 in numerator and also add 1 in denominator after counting the value. (note:only whorl has a numerical value only the whorl family will be counted) CPLW UL RL PW RL 1 C U / W / + TA UL PW DLW TA 1 T U W D T 11 FPC------------- 26 after counting the primary classification the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letters( note: copy the symbol of the index finger) CPLW UL RL PW RL C U / W / TA UL PW DLW TA T U W D T 11U FPC------------------ 26U next is to determine the classification by small letter only the pattern or a,t,r if it's doesn't belong to the to those use a dash symbol before we proceed we must start at the middle finger until little finger after that you need to get the thumb (note:if the thumb does not belong to primary a,t,r theres no need to put a dash.) FINAL ANSWER: CPLW UL RL PW RL 1 C U / W / + TA UL PW DLW TA 1 T U W D T 11 Ur-r FPC------------------ 26 tU- - t
CARONAN,JackyMae D. BSCRIM-2A Problem: Amp UL AW RL Amp TA Amp DLW TA PA To determine the secondary classification by small letter, let's do the blocking first. Amp UL AW RL Amp T U X / A TA Amp DLW TA PA T U D T A After the blocking, the next step will be getting the primary classification. Begin counting to the left thumb to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag form. Then after that, start counting also the right thumb in a zigzag form. Then Add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. (Only patterns from the whorl family will be counted) then Add one to both numerator and denominator. 16 16 8 8 4 Amp UL AW RL Amp T U X / A 1 4 2 2 1 1 +------ TA Amp DLW TA PA 1 T U D T A 3 FPC------------- 9 *Lastly is to get the secondary classification by small letter group.Use capital letter only at the Index finger,and small letters to the others only that include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it as it is and there's no need to write a dash. 16 16 8 8 4 Amp UL AW RL Amp T U X / A 1 4 2 2 1 1 +------ TA Amp DLW TA PA 1 T U D T 3tU-ra FPC------------- 9tU-ta
Mashrawie A. Mandangan Bscrim 2A 1.RL 2.UL 3.Amp 4.PA 5.CPLW / U C A C 6.DLW 7.TA 8.CPLW 9.Amp 10AW D T C A X 8rU-a- FPC ------------- 13 T-a- In this Example of mine the first step in answering the secondary classification small letters is to identify first the blockings of each fingers on the right hand we have /UCAC blockings while on the left hand we have DTCAX after determining the respective blocking proceed to the next step which is the primary classification. We will now proceed to the primary classification, all we have to do is to add all the fingers that has whorl pattern, we will begin counting at the thumb of the left hand, on the left hand thumb we have Double loop whorl since it is a whorl and place on the thumb of the left the value of it is 4 the continue to the index finger of the right hand that values 16 since it is a ulnar loop it cannot be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the left hand, it is Central pocket loop whorl therefore it has a value of 2 continue it to ring finger of right hand that values 8 and it is an arch therefore it can't be counted finally the little finger of the left hand that has value of 1 since it is an accidental whorl it is counted, total of 7 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 8 we will now begin counting at the thumb of the right hand, on the right hand thumb that has a value of 16 we have a radial loop since it is a loop therefore it cannot be counted continue to the index finger of the left hand that values 2 since it is a tented arch it cannot be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the right hand, it is a amputated finger therefore we will copy the blockings of the middle finger of the left hand since it is a central pocket loop whorl therefore it has a value of 8 continue it to ring finger of left hand that values 1 and it is also an amputated finger therefore we will copy the blocking of the right ring finger since it is a plain arch therefore it can't be counted finally the little finger of the right hand that has value of 4 since it is a central pocket loop whorl it is counted a total of 12 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 13 8 FPC ------------- 13 We will proceed to the secondary classification capital letters all you need to do copy the blockings of right and left index finger, the blocking of the right index finger will be on numerator while the blocking of the left index finger will be on denominator. 8U FPC ------------- 13T We will now proceed to the secondary classification Small letters. First memorize the letter a,t, r the rest of the blocking will be presented as dash(-), the method it involves only the thumb, middle finger, ring finger and little finger. Before 8 U FPC ------------- 13 T 1.RL 2.UL 3.Amp 4.PA 5.CPLW / U C A C 6.DLW 7.TA 8.CPLW 9.Amp 10AW D T C A X Right thumb is/ therefore it is r Right Middle finger is C therefore it is a dash(-) Right ring finger is A therefore it represents as a Right little finger is C therefore it is a dash (-) Left thumb is D therefore it is dash(-) Left Middle finger is C therefore it is a dash (-) Left ring finger is A therefore it represents as a Left little finger is X therefore it is a dash (-) Before we proceed in the thumb area, first it to put secondary classification small letters of middle finger, ring finger and little finger. Doing 8 U-a- FPC ------------- 13 T-a- After that proceed at the thumb area, theres a consideration specially on the dash(-) part, if you are an expert you can't put the dash but if you are not a expert you can put the dash(-). After 8rU-a- FPC ------------- 13-T-a- Or 8rU-a- FPC ------------- 13 T-a-
DALIGDIG ,Reymar B. BS Crim 2-C PROBLEM: RL PA PA PA RL PA RL DLW PA AMP The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking. RL PA PA PA RL / A A A / PA RL DLW PA AMP A R D A \ " If you see that there is an AMP at the problem means its amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger." After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb goint to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. ( Always remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorl family will be counted). Don't forget that all finger has equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand , the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator. RL PA PA PA RL / A A A / 1/1 PA RL DLW PA AMP A R D A \ 3 FPC= ------- 1 After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter. ( We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger that is capital A and R). RL PA PA PA RL / A A A / PA RL DLW PA AMP A R D A \ 3 A FPC = ------- 1 R The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belong to a,t,r , if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then theres no need to put a dash on it. Final answer: RL PA PA PA RL / A A A / PA RL DLW PA AMP A R D A \ 3rAaar FPC= ------- 1aR-ar
DEYAG, Lee George B. BSCRIM-2A PROBLEM: UL CPLW UL PW RL PW AW AW DLW TA To determine the secondary classification by small letter, we should familiarize first the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns., And do the blocking. UL CPLW UL PW RL \ C \ W / PW AW AW DLW TA W X X D T After the blocking, and the Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1 ). UL CPLW UL PW RL \ C \ W / 1 PW AW AW DLW TA + -- W X X D T 1 31 FPC: ---- 4 After counting the primary classification, get the secondary classification by capital letters. (Get the symbol of the index finger) UL CPLW UL PW RL \ C \ W / 1 PW AW AW DLW TA + -- W X X D T 1 31 C FPC: ----- 4 X Next, determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these small letter, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it and there's no need to write a dash. Final answer: UL CPLW UL PW RL \ C \ W / 1 PW AW AW DLW TA +-- W X X D T 1 31 C - - r FPC: ------- 4 X t - t
MANADAO, JHONARD W. BSCRIM-2C In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking. PROBLEM: CPLW TA PA UL AW C T A \ \ PW PA RL PA TA W A \ A T After the blockings, we will proceed with the primary classification and take note that only the fingers have a whorl patter has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of a left thumb and start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, ringt ring and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. Don't forget the ad+1 to both numerator and denominator when counting. CPLW TA PA UL AW C T A \ \ PW PA RL PA TA W A \ A T FPC: 9 ------ 17 After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a,t,r group. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. Since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to the small letter symbol or the a,t,r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a,t,r pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-). CPLW TA PA UL AW C T A \ \ PW PA RL PA TA W A \ A FPC: 9 T a - - ------------------ 17 A r a t
FERNANDEZ, DIETHER C. BS-CRIM 2A Problem: TA RL Amp RL PA PA RL TA UL DLW Before we start getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should familiarize the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns. For getting the secondary classification by small lettered, first, do the blocking. TA RL Amp RL PA T R T / A PA RL TA UL DLW A R T / D Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1). TA RL Amp RL PA T R T / A ___+1 PA RL TA UL DLW +1 A R T / D 2 FPC--- 1 Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter TA RL Amp RL PA T R T / A ___+1 PA RL TA UL DLW +1 A R T / D 2 R FPC-------- 1 R Next, get the secondary classification by small letter (pattern a, t, r). TA RL Amp RL PA T R T / A ___+1 PA RL TA UL DLW +1 A R T / D 2 t R tra FPC-------- 1 a R t-- Here is how I get the blockings , secondary classification of capital letter and small letter
CAYABO, Pamy A. BSCRIM - 2A PROBLEM: TA CPLW PA Amp DLW UL RL TA CPLW Amp First let do the blocking to get the secondary classification by small letter of the given. TA CPLW PA Amp DLW T C A C D > Blocking UL RL TA CPLW Amp / R T C D > Blocking Then count the primary calcification. Remember that only the whorl family has a numerical value and also don't forget to add +1 to both numerator and denominator. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb,up to the right index finger,left middle finger, right ring finger then left little finger. For the denominator do the opposite direction. 16 16 8 8 4 TA CPLW PA Amp DLW 1 T C A C D ---------- UL RL TA CPLW Amp 1 4 2 2 1 1 26 FPC ------------ 6 Determine the secondary classification by capital letter group. Copy the symbol from the upper and lower index finger and place them next to the primary classification. TA CPLW PA Amp DLW T C A C D UL RL TA CPLW Amp / R T C D 26 C FPC ------------- 6 R The this last step is getting now the secondary classification by small letter group in both hand. This applies to all finger except the index finger. Only include patterns from the (a, t, r) groups, if a pattern doesn't belong to these group use a dash instead. In writing the secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb doesn't belong to the (a, r, t) leave it as is and there's no need to write dash. Final answer: TA CPLW PA Amp DLW T C. A C D UL. RL. TA CPLW Amp / R. T C D 26tCa-- FPC---------------- 6 Rt--
you can make your own example so we can see your answer if it is correct or not.
OSMEÑA, Iverson L. BSCRIM-2B
1. TA 2. TA 3. RL 4. CPLW 5. AMP
T T / C A
6. CPLW 7. RL 8. UL 9. RL 10. PA
C. R \ \ A
13 tT--a
FPC -------------
1 R-ra
• In this example of mine, the first step in answering the secondary classification small letter is to identify first the blockings of each fingers on the right hand and also the left hand.
• We will now proceed to the primary classification, all we have to do is to add all the fingers that has WHORL pattern, we will begin counting the fingers on the right hand; from the left to right, and the other one also the left hand fingers from right to left. Summing up the number which has whorl pattern on the numerator we have 12 and the other one the denominator which don’t have a whorl pattern we have zero but we must not forget the 1/1 which is given so we add or plus, so we have the total of 13
FPC ---------
1
• We will proceed to the secondary classification of capital letters. Copy the blockings of right and left of index finger, the blocking of the right index finger will be on numerator while the blocking of the left index finger will be on denominator
13 T
FPC-----------
1 R
• We will proceed to the secondary classification of small letter . First memorize the letter a, t, r, the rest of the blockings presented as dash (-) , the method it involves only the thumb, middle, ring, and little finger.
• TA 2. TA 3. RL 4. CPLW 5. AMP
T T / C A
6. CPLW 7. RL 8. UL 9. RL 10. PA
C R \ \ A
• Right hand thumb is T therefore it is t
• Right hand index finger is T
• Right hand middle finger is / therefore it is r
• Right hand ring finger is C therefore it is a dash (-)
• Right hand little finger is Amputated so copy the little finger on the left hand which is A therefore it is a small letter a
• Left hand thumb is C therefore it is represented as dash (-)
• Left hand index finger is R
• Left hand middle finger is / therefore it is represented as dash (-)
• Left hand ring finger is \ therefore it is r
• Left hand little finger is A therefore it is represented as dash a
• Before we proceed to the thumb area , put it first the secondary classification small letters of index, middle and ring finger
13T--a
FPC-------------
1 R-ra
• After that proceed at to the thumb area put it after the number, there’s a consideration especially on the dash(-) part, do not put a dash if it is not belong to the (a t r) leave it as it is.
13tT--a
FPC------------
1 R-ra
ANGNGAD, Van Cleave L. BSCRIM-2C
In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking.
PROBLEM:
Amp TA RL DLW RL
T T / D /
TA CPLW UL Amp RL
T C / D \
FPC= 9 t T r - r
4 t C - - r
I come up with by doing the blockings ,next I do the primary classification. After getting the FPC, I proceed next to the secondary classification that I just copy the symbol for the index finger which is T and C and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) and then just put dash (-) to doesn’t belong to the small letter symbols. That’s how I get my answer.
LABBUTAN, LHIMEL A.
BSCRIM 2C
In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking.
PROBLEM:
CPLW TA RL AW UL
C T / X \
UL Amp DLW Amp DLW
/ T D X D
FPC= 4 Tr--
18 T---
I come up with my answer by making a problem table first. I put its blockings inside the table and it's symbols below. After putting their symbols I added the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and there's 1/1 to be added in numerical value of each whorl and after that I just copy the symbol for the index finger which is Cand C and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) and then just put dush (-) if it doesn't belong to the small letter symbols. That's how I get my answer.
VELASCO, Aira Sheryne F.
BSCRIM 2A
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
CPL AW TA PA RL AW
AW RL RL UL CPLW
1. In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first.
CPLW AW TA PA RL
C X T A /
AW DLW AMP UL CPLW
X D T / C
2. lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. PA PA PW RL UL
CPLW AW TA PA RL
C X T A /
+1/1
AW DLW AMP UL CPLW
X D T / C
22
FPC ------------
19
3. 3. After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter
CPLW AW TA PA RL
C X T A /
+1/1
AW DLW AMP UL CPLW
X D T / C
22 X
FPC ---------------------
19 D
4. Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-).
Therefore:
CPLW AW TA PA RL
C X T A /
+1/1
AW DLW AMP UL CPLW
X D T / C
22 X t a r
FPC --------------------------
19 D t - -
COMPAS, Denver G.
BSCRIM-2C
RH:| CPLW | AW | PW | TA| RL |
symbol: C, X, W, T, /
LH: | RA | PA | TA | AW | DLW|
symbol: \, A, T, X, D
FPC: 18 X _ t r
26r A t _ _
I start by creating a problem table, then I place the blockings in the table along with their symbols. Next, I add up the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings, including a given 1/1. After totaling the numerical values, I just copy the symbol for the index finger or classification by capital letters which is X and A, Finally, I identify the secondary classification with small letters (a, t, r), using a dash if it's not represented. That's all.
Sorry ma'am, I'm kinda late, my bad.
MALECDAN, Mark Kevin A
BSCRIM-2A
In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
PA RL CPLW AW RL
A R C X /
UL UL PW CPLW TA
/ U W C T
•first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must do the blockings.
PA RL CPLW AW RL
A R C X / ----blockings
UL UL PW CPLW TA
/ U W C T ----blockings
•After the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value
PA RL CPLW AW RL
A R C X /
+ ¹/1
UL UL PW CPLW TA
/ U W C T
11
FPC--------------------
10
•After that, determine the secondary classification by capital-letter group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification.
PA RL CPLW AW RL
A R C X /
+ ¹/1
UL UL PW CPLW TA
/ U W C T
11 R
FPC--------------------
10 U
•Last step, we are going to determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r) groups and if a pattern doesn’t belong to the group, use a dash. In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary and secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (a,t,r) leave it as is and there’s no need to write dash
FINAL ANSWER:
PA RL CPLW AW RL
A R C X /
+ ¹/1
UL UL PW CPLW TA
/ U W C T
11 a R - - r
FPC--------------------------
10 a U - - t
BALIWAG, MAE ANN G.
BSCRIM 2-C
In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking.
Problem:
TA AW RL PW PA
T X / W A
UL TA PW DLW CPLW
U T W D C
After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification.
Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC.
TA AW RL PW PA
T X / W A
UL TA PW DLW CPLW
U T W D C
28
FPC:----
3
After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a,t,r group. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. Since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to the small letter symbol or the a,t,r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a,t,r pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-).
TA AW RL PW PA
T X / W A
UL TA PW DLW CPLW
U T W D C
28tXr-a
FPC: ------
3uC-t-
PACIO, Marcelino A.
BSCRIM-2A
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
TA CPLW RL PA AW
T C / A X
RL UL DLW AW UL
\ U D X /
•first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must do the blockings.
TA CPLW RL PA AW
T C / A X ----blockings
RL UL DLW AW UL
\ U D C / ----blockings
•If we are done at the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value
TA CPLW RL PA AW
T C / A X
+ ¹/1
RL UL DLW AW UL
\ U D X /
19
FPC--------------------
6
•After that, determine the secondary classification by capital-letter group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification.
TA CPLW RL PA AW
T C / A X
+ ¹/1
RL UL DLW AW UL
\ U D X /
19 C
FPC--------------------
6 U
•Finally, we are going to determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r) groups and if a pattern doesn’t belong to the group, use a dash. In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary and secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (a,t,r) leave it as is and there’s no need to write dash
FINAL ANSWER:
TA CPLW RL PA AW
T C / A X
+ ¹/1
RL UL DLW AW UL
\ U D X /
19 t C ra -
FPC--------------------------
6 r U - - -
GAZZINGAN,Edmer U.
BSCRIM 2C
RH: AW | PW | CPLW | RL | DLW | symbol: X, W, C, /, D LH: | PW | PA | TA|RL|UL| symbol: W, A, T, \, /
FPC: 21 W--- 29 Atr-
"I begin by creating a problem table, where I list the blockings and their corresponding symbols underneath. Then, I assign numerical values to each whorl within the blockings, adding 1/1 as given. Next, I denote the primary classification by using capital letters (W and A) for the index finger. Finally, I identify any secondary classifications using lowercase letters (a, t, r), or use a dash if they don't apply. This process helps me arrive at my answer."
BALAWAG, Mark Dave A.
BSCRIM 2C
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r- this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
PA PW RL PA UL
PA RL PA PW UL
In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first.
PA PW RL PA UL
A W / A \
PA RL PA PW UL
A R A W /
After the blockings, we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value.
PA PW RL PA UL
A W / A \ 1+1
PA RL PA PW UL
A R A W /
FPC. 17
-------
2
After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter.
PA PW RL PA UL
A W / A \
PA RL PA PW UL
A R A W /
FPC. 17W
------
2R
Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch, and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index. If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-).
PA PW RL PA UL
A W / A \
PA RL PA PW UL
A R A W /
FPC. 17aW, r, a -
-------
2aR, a, - -
RAMOS GRACE L.
BSCRIM-2C
PROBLEM:
RH | TA CPLW AW RL Amp
T C X / W
LH | UL Amp DLW PW PW
/ C D W W
FPC:20 t C a r -
16 C - - -
I come up with my answer by making a problem table first . I put its blockings inside the table and it's symbols below. After putting their symbols I added the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and there's 1/1 to be added in numerical value of each whorl and after that I just copy the symbol for the index finger which is C and C and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) and then just put dush (-) if it doesn't belong to the small letter symbols. That's how I get my answer.
PADILLA, Jake Jun M. BSCRIM 2C
RH:| AW | PW | CPLW | RL | DLW |
symbol: X, W, C, /, D
LH: | PW | PA | TA | RL | UL |
symbol: W, A , T, \, /
FPC: 21 W- - -
29 Atr-
I come up with my answer by making a problem table first, then I put the blockings inside the table and I also put their symbols below. And when I finish putting their symbols I added the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and there's a given 1/1 to be added in the numerical value of each whorl. After I add the numerical value of each whorl I just copy the symbol for the index finger or classification by capital letters which is W and A, and then the last process of this problem I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) but if it doesn't represent a,t,r just put a dash on it. That's how I got my answer.
WAGAYAN, Edra lyn L.
BSCRIM 2A
PROBLEM:
The first finger is Radial Loop (RL), second finger is Ulnar Loop (U), third finger is Central Pocket Loop Whorl (CPLW) with a ridge count of 8, third finger is Ulnar Loop (\), fourth finger is Plain Whorl (W) with a ridge count of 4 , Six finger is Tented Arch (T), seven finger is Plain Arch (A), eight finger is Radial loop (\), ninth finger is Accidental Whorl (X) with a ridge count of 1, tenth finger is Double Loop Whorl (D) with a ridge count of 1.
Next is we have to do the Blockings by writing capital letter.
Numerator: R U C \ W
Denominator : T A \ X D
Next is we have to do the primary classification and apply the crisscross pattern.
Numerator= 0+0+0+0+1+1=2
Denominator = 8+1+4+1=14
Next is finding the secondary classification by capital letter. Only the index finger of both hands are used and always represent by capital letter beside the primary classification.
Secondary classification by capital letter:
FPC 2 U
14A
And lastly, the primary classification by small letter.These are Radial loop(r),Tented arch(t),and Plain arch(a).Any finger except these three represent a dash(-).If the thumb finger represent a dash no need to put it but if it represent a,t,r the we have to put it.
We have to start in our right index finger the back to the thumb the same with the left fingers.
Primary classification by small letter:
FPC 2 r U - - -
14 t A r - -
Balasi, Leslyn A.
BSCRIM 2-A
Problem:
CPLW Amp RL UL Amp
RL PW PA Amp UL
So, for us to get the secondary classifications by the small lettered group, first is that we need to do the blocking.
CPLW Amp RL UL Amp
C W / \ \
RL PW PA Amp UL
\ W A / /
Then, do the summation of the numerical value of whorls assigned to fingers plus the given fraction 1/1. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, going to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. And for the denominator, count in the opposite direction.
CPLW 16 Amp16 RL 8 UL8 Amp4
C W / \ \
RL 4 PW 2 PA 2 Amp 1 UL 1
\ W A / /
Now , let's determine the secondary classification by the capital letter group. All we need to do is just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification.
CPLW 16 Amp16 RL 8 UL8 Amp4
C W / \ \
RL 4 PW 2 PA 2 Amp 1 UL 1
\ W A / /
17W
FPC ---------
19W
Finally, determine the secondary classification by small letter group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a, t, r) groups; if a pattern doesn't belong to the group, use a dash . In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (r a t) leave it as is and there's no need to write dash.
Final answer:
CPLW 16 Amp16 RL 8 UL8 Amp4
C W / \ \
RL 4 PW 2 PA 2 Amp 1 UL 1
\ W A / /
17W r - -
FPC ---------------------
19W a - -
DALUPING, NAJA O.
BSCRIM 2B
PROBLEM:
DLW PW PA RL AMP
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking.
DLW PW PA RL AMP
D W A / X
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
/ W T C X
" If you see that there is an AMP at the problem means its amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger."
After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb goint to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. ( Always remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorl family will be counted).
Don't forget that all finger has equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand , the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator.
DLW PW PA RL AMP 1
D W A / X +--
UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1
/ W T C X
18
FPC= -------
24
After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter. ( We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger that is both capital W).
DLW PW PA RL AMP 1
D W A / X +--
UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1
/ W T C X
18 W
FPC = -------
24 W
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belong to a,t,r , if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then theres no need to put a dash on it.
Final answer:
DLW PW PA RL AMP 1
D W A / X +--
UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1
/ W T C X
18 Wa--
FPC= -------
24 Wt--
WANASON, Maryjoy G.
BSCRIM2C
*In getting the secondary classification by small lettered, we must do first the blocking.
TA CPLW AW RL RL
T C X / /
UL UL DLW PW PW
/ U D W W
*After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification.
Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC.
TA CPLW AW RL RL
T C X / /
UL UL DLW PW PW
/ U D W W
20t
FPC ------------
10
*After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch.
This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger.
In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs.
TA CPLW AW RL RL
T C X / /
UL UL DLW PW PW
/ U D W W
20t C - rr
FPC-----------------
10 U---
ALSIYANG, Jo-ann B
BSCRIM 2C
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
RL CPLW UL AW DLW
UL AW DLW RL PA
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking.
RL CPLW UL AW DLW
R C \ X D
UL AW DLW RL PA
/ X D R A
FPC=27
7
After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch.
This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger.
In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs.
RL CPLW UL AW DLW
R C \ X D
UL AW DLW RL PA
/ X D R A
FPC=27rC---
7 X-ra
OBAL, JASTINE B.
BSCRIM-2C
In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking.
Problem:
Amp UL AW RL Amp
T U X / A
TA Amp DLW TA PA
T U D T A
after the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification.
Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC.
Amp UL AW RL Amp
T U X / A
TA Amp DLW TA PA
T U D T A
FPC=_3___
9
After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a, t, r group. this a, t, r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies only to the index finger. if the pattern does not belong to the smal letter symbol or the a, t, r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a, t, r, pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-).
Amp UL AW RL Amp
T U X / A
TA Amp DLW TA PA
T U D T A
FPC:__3tU-ra______
9tU-ta
BALIYANG, Desiree D.
BS CRIM 2A
In getting the secondary classification by small lettered, we must do first the blocking.
TA UL RL PA CPLW
T U / A C
TA TA UL CPLW PA
T T / C A
After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification.
Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC.
TA UL RL PA CPLW
T U / A C
TA TA UL CPLW PA
T T / C A
1U
FPC-----------
6T
After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch.
This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger.
In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs.
TA UL RL PA CPLW
T U / A C
TA TA UL CPLW PA
T T / C A
1 tUat-
FPC _______
6 t T- - a
Saga-oc, Kobe Earl G.
SCRIM 2-A
Problem:
PW PA PW RL TA
UL PW AW TA DLW
In getting the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given number, first we must do the blocking.
PW PA PW RL TA
W A W / T --->blocking
UL PW AW TA DLW
/ W X T D --->blocking
After that, calculate or count the primary classification. In counting the value always add +1 in both the numerator and the denominator. In counting the numerator, start to the left thumb, going to the right index to the middle left finger, rigth ring finger and lastly, left little finger. In counting the denominator, do the opposite.
16 16 8 8 4
PW PA PW RL TA
W A W / T 1
UL PW AW TA DLW. -----
/ W X T D 1
4 2 2 1 1
4
FPC--------------
27
Then let's move to the secondary classification by capital lettered group. It is simply to copy the blocking or symbol of the right (upper) and left (lower) index finger then place it beside the primary classification.
PW PA PW RL TA
W A W / T 1
UL PW AW TA DLW. -----
/ W X T D 1
4 A
FPC--------------
27 W
Lastly, let us now get the secondary classification by small lettered group. It applies to all fingers except the index fingers. In getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, only those belonging to the (r a t) should be written, those patterns that intervene which does not belong to the (r a t ) must be represented by a dash.
PW PA PW RL TA
W A W / T 1
UL PW AW TA DLW. -----
/ W X T D 1
4 A - r t
FPC--------------
27 W- t -
Since both the thumb does not belong to the (r a t) leave it as is, but if it happens that it belongs to any of the (r a t) put it in between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital lettered group.
Final answer:
PW PA PW RL TA
W A W / T
UL PW AW TA DLW.
/ W X T D
4 A - r t
FPC--------------
27 W- t -
Gaano, Charlie G
BSCrim 2C
First we need to determine the blocking.
Problem:
RL CPLW PW TA RL
UL TA PA Amp RL
We have to block out first the problems or giving their specific value.
/ C W T /
/ T A T \
After finishing the blocking lets move on to the next step to look for the numerical values assigned to whorls expressed as the numerator and denominator plus the pre-established fraction of 1/1.
17
FPC--------
9
The next step now should be the secondary by Capital which is only use on the index finger. After that the secondary classification by small letter which are the a,t,r and the rest put dash but remember the index must be always capital.
17rC-tr
FPC--------------
9 Tatr
MAPI, Fevielyn L.
BSCRIM 2C
RH: | TA | TA | AW | PA | TA |
symbol: T , T , X , A , T
LF: | RL | Amp | RL | PW | PW |
symbol: \, T , \ , W , W
FPC: 2tT-at
10rT- - -
I first made a problem t solve and then I put the blockings inside the table and also put their symbols. After I identify each symbol I then add the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings and also added the given 1/1. After solving for the FPC, I then copy the secondary classification by capital letters of my problem which is T and T, and then I identify the secondary classification by small letter (a,t,r) if it doesn't represent a,t,r just put a dash to it.
ANTONIO,Ebron Isaac M.
BSCRIM -2A
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
DLW PA CPWL RL UL
TA PA CPWL RL UL
In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first.
DLW PA CPWL RL UL
D A C /
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C /
lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value.
DLW PA CPWL RL UL
D A C / \
+1/1
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C \ /
3
FPC ----------
25
After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter.
DLW PA CPWL RL UL
D A C / /
+1/1
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C \ /
3A
FPC------------
25A
Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-).
Therefore:
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C /
+1/1
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C /
3A-r-
FPC ----------
25tA-r-
LAPPAO, JENNIFER F.
BS CRIM 2C
SECONDARY CLASSIFICATION BY SMALL LETTER
Problem:
TA UL TA CLW PA
T U T C A
PA RL TA DLW PA
A R T D A
FPC -
In solving the secondary classification by small letters, we will first do the blockings of fingerprints wherein we will put the corresponding symbols of each fingerprints.
After the blockings, we will now proceed in getting the Fingerprint Primary Classification wherein we will add all the numerical value of whorl ONLY plus the given1/1. In getting the numerator, we’ll start adding the numerical value of the left thumb, right index, left middle, right ring finger, and the left small finger (/\/\)plus the given numerator 1. For the denominator, we’ll add the numerical value starting from the right thumb, left index, right middle, left ring, and right small finger (\/\/) plus the given denominator 1.
That is now the:
FPC =
After that, we will now proceed on the Secondary Classification by Small Letters (a,t,r). Take note that only the Plain Arch (a), Tented Arch (t), and Radial Loop (r) have those symbols and those are applied in all the Fingerprints EXCEPT the INDEX FINGERPRINT who only use Capital Letters. All symbols that are not present in the a,t,r will be considered (-).
STEP 1: Bring down the symbol of the Index Finger in CAPITAL LETTERS.
FPC =
STEP 2: Bring down the symbol of the middle, ring, and small finger.
FPC =
STEP 3: Place the symbol of the Right thumb in between the numerator of FPC and the index finger.
FPC =
STEP 4: Lastly, place the symbol of the Left thumb in between the denominator of FPC and the index finger.
FPC =
SINOLI ,Velly Girl A.
BSCRIM -2A
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
PA PA PW RL UL
PA PA PW UL RL
In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first.
PA PA PW RL UL
A A W / \
PA PA PW UL RL
A A W / \
lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value.
PA PA PW RL UL
A A W / \
+1/1
PA PA PW UL RL
A A W / \
3
FPC ----------
9
After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter.
PA PA PW RL UL
A A W / \
+1/1
PA PA PW UL RL
A A W / \
3A
FPC------------
9A
Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-).
Therefore:
PA PA PW RL UL
A A W / \
+1/1
PA PA PW UL RL
A A W / \
3 aA---
FPC ----------
9 aA---
Vallejo, Marielle G.
BSCRIM 2-A
Problem:
RL PA TA RL CPL
UL AW AW PA TA
To get the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given problem, first, do the blocking.
RL PA TA RL CPL
/ A T / C ->blockings
UL AW AW PA TA
/ X X A T ->blockings
Next, count the primary classification. Each box has a fixed value and only patterns from the whorl family will be counted. Add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving across to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction.
16 16 8 8 4
RL PA TA RL CPL
/ A T / C 1
UL AW AW PA TA + -------
/ X X A T 1
4 2 2 1 1
3
FPC -------------
7
Next, determine the secondary classification by capital letterered group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification.
RL PA TA RL CPL
/ A T / C
UL AW AW PA TA
/ X X A T
3 A
FPC -------------
7 X
Finally, determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (r a t) groups; if a pattern doesn't belong to these groups, use a dash instead.
In writing the secondary classification by small lettered group of the thumb, write it in between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital lettered group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (r a t) leave it as is and there's no need to write dash.
Final answer:
RL PA TA RL CPL
/ A T / C
UL AW AW PA TA
/ X X A T
3 rAtr-
FPC ---------------
7 X-at
CERBITO, DONNA
BSCRIM 2B
PROBLEM:
DLW PW PA RL AMP
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking.
DLW PW PA RL AMP
D W A / X
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
/ W T C X
" If you see that there is an AMP at the problem means it's amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger."
After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb going to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. ( Always remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorl family will be counted).
Don't forget that all fingers have equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand , the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator.
DLW PW PA RL AMP 1
D W A / X +--
UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1
/ W T C X
18
FPC= -------
24
After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter. ( We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger that is both capital W).
DLW PW PA RL AMP 1
D W A / X +--
UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1
/ W T C X
18 W
FPC = -------
24 W
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belonging to a,t,r , if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then there's no need to put a dash on it.
Final answer:
DLW PW PA RL AMP 1
D W A / X +--
UL AMP TA CPLW AW 1
/ W T C X
18 Wa--
FPC= -------
24 Wt--
SICNAO, JACK B.
BSCRIM-2C
RH:| CPLW | AW | PW | TA| RL |
symbol: C, X, W, T, /
LH: | RA | PA | TA | AW | DLW|
symbol: \, A, T, X, D
FPC: 18 X _ t r
26r A t _ _
I start by creating a problem table, then I place the blockings in the table along with their symbols. Next, I add up the numerical value of each whorl in the blockings, including a given 1/1. After totaling the numerical values, I just copy the symbol for the index finger or classification by capital letters which is X and A, Finally, I identify the secondary classification with small letters (a, t, r), using a dash if it's not represented. That's all
MARTINEZ, Rose Lyn G.
BSCRIM 2-C
PROBLEM: PA TA CLPW RL TA
A T C / T
DLW PA PW DLW PA
D A W D A
FPC= 7aT-rt
10 A--a
First, in solving the secondary classification by small letter group, we must do the blocking first. Next, we solve the primary classification by counting the numerical value of the patterns which is the numerator and denominator. In counting, we must start in the left thumb going to the litte finger using a zigzag pattern. Take note that only the whorl have a numerical value plus the given fraction 1/1. In getting the secondary classification we used capital letters which is th index finger T and A. Lastly, in getting again the secondary classification by small letters is in the middle, ring and little finger both right and left hands. We use small letters if the patterns is a,t,r and if not just put a dash. Take note that in getting FPC we must align the numbers and letters. This is how I got the FPC.
REYES, CRESHEA MAE O.
BSCRIM-2C
In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking.
PROBLEM:
CPLW TA PA UL AW
C T A \ \
PW PA RL PA TA
W A \ A T
After the blockings, we will proceed with the primary classification and take note that only the fingers have a whorl patter has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of a left thumb and start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, ringt ring and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. Don't forget the ad+1 to both numerator and denominator when counting.
CPLW TA PA UL AW
C T A \ \
PW PA RL PA TA
W A \ A T
FPC: 9
------
17
After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a,t,r group. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. Since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to the small letter symbol or the a,t,r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a,t,r pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-).
CPLW TA PA UL AW
C T A \ \
PW PA RL PA TA
W A \ A
FPC: 9 T a - -
------------------
17 A r a t
ENGOSAN,CLIFORD L.
BSCRIM-2B
To solve the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
TA PW CPWL DLW RL
TA TA RL PA UL
To solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first.
TA PW CPLW DLW RL
T W C D /
TA TA RL PA UL
T T \ A /
If we are done at the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value.
TA PW CPLW DLW RL
T W C D / 1
+ ---
TA TA RL PA UL 1
T T \ A /
25
FPC ------
9
After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter.
TA PW CPLW DLW RL
T W C D / 1
+------
1
TA TA RL PA UL
T T \ A /
25W
FPC----------
9T
Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch, and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-).
Therefore:
25tW--r
FPC----------------
9tTra-
Bagtang, Vince Paul T. Bscrim 2-B
PROBLEM
CPLW UL UL TA PA
PW UL RL PW Amp.
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group, the first thing I did is the blockings.
CPLW UL UL TA PA
C U \ T A -->blockings
PW UL RL PW Amp
W U \ W A -->blockings
After the blockings, I count the the primary classification, in counting it I only count those fingers with a whorl and add +1 both the numerator and the denominator. In counting the numerator, I start from the left thumb toward to the right index finger then to the left middle finger to the right ring finger then last to the left little finger. In the denominator I did the opposite of it.
16 16 8 8 4
CPLW UL UL TA PA 1
C U \ T A ----
PW UL RL PW Amp 1
W U \ W A
4 2 2 1 1
5
FPC ---
18
After it, I proceed to the secondary classification by capital lettered group. In getting the secondary classification by capital letter I just copy the symbol of both the left and right index finger then put besides the primary classification.
CPLW UL UL TA PA 1
C U \ T A ---
PW UL RL PW Amp 1
W U \ W A
5 U
FPC -----
18 U
After that I proceed on getting the secondary classification by small lettered group. In getting the secondary classification by small letters. It refer to all fingers except only to the index finger. All fingers that belong to the (a, t, r) should be written while those other fingers that does not belong to (a, t, r) they represent the symbol dash (-).
CPLW UL UL TA PA 1
C U \ T A ----
PW UL RL PW Amp 1
W U \ W A
5 U - t a
FPC -------
18 U r - a
Since both the thumb does not belong to (a, t, r) I just leave it.
LIM, Mary jean S.
BSCRIM 2A
Before we start getting the Secondary Classification by Small lettred group we should familiarize the patterns of each fingerprint and also the symbols of each patterns.
PATTERNS SYMBOLS
(INDEX ( OTHER
ONLY) FINGERS)
Plain arch A
Tented arch T
Radial loop R LH-\, RH-/
Ulnar loop U LH-/, RH-\
Plain whorl W
Central pocket loop whorl C
Double loop whorl D
Accidental whorl X
1st step for getting the Secondary Classification by Small letter, first determine the symbol of each patterns or known as BLOCKING
PA RL TA AMP TA
A R T \ T
DLW CPLW AMP UL RL
D C T / \
2nd step getting the Primary Classification, each fingers has equivalent number
RIGHT HAND:
thumb and index finger = 16
middle and ring finger=8
little finger=4
LEFT HAND:
thumb finger=4
index and middle finger= 2
ring and little finger=1
But in counting only Whorl family will be counted.
After that add 1 in both numerator and denaminator.
16 16 8 8 4
PA RL TA AMP TA
A R T \ T
+1
4 2 2 1 1
DLW CPLW AMP UL RL
D C T / \
In doing the primary classification we should always start counting in numerator from left thumb to the right index finger, down to left middle finger up to right ring finger and down again to left little finger. For the denaminator they are the same process in counting but in opposite direction. Always don't forget that after counting always add 1 in both numerator and denaminator.
PA RL TA AMP TA
A R T \ T
DLW CPLW AMP UL RL
D C T / \
5
FPC------------
3
3rd step getting the Secondary Classification by Capital lettered group, it refers to the symbol of both index finger of both hand and place it after the primary classification
PA RL TA AMP TA
A R T \ T
DLW CPLW AMP UL RL
D C T / \
5 R
FPC------------
3 C
The last step is getting now the Secondary Classification by Small lettred group in this step is applicable in all fingers except in index finger in both hand. This classification is refers to the 3 types of fingerprint patterns only the plain arch, tented arch and the radial loop (a,t,r). In does fingers not belong to the small-letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show in what fingers it belongs. In writing the small-letter symbols should start in middle finger to little finger, write the symbols after the secondary classification by capital letter in both numerator and denaminator, after that go back to the thumb finger, write the symbol between the primary classification and the secondary classification by capital letter, if it is belong to the symbols a,t,r but if is not no need to write the dash.
PA RL TA AMP TA
A R T \ T
DLW CPLW AMP UL RL
D C T / \
5aRt-t
FPC---------------
3 Ct-r
FINAL ANSWER:
PA RL TA AMP TA
A R T \ T
DLW CPLW AMP UL RL
D C T / \
5aRt-t
FPC --------------
3 Ct-r
PAN-OY, Deo D.
BSCRIM 2C
PROMLEM:
PW TA RL AMP PW
TA PA PW TA CPLW
First get the secondary classifications by the small letter by doing the blocking.
PW TA RL AMP PW
W T / T W
TA PA PW TA CPLW
T A W T C
AMP which means amputated what we do next is to copy the sign opposite the amputated finger .
Next is to get the FPC do the summation of the numerical value of whorls assigned to the fingers
and don't forget the plus given fraction 1/1 counting the numerator from the left thump, going to the rigt ,index,middle,
ring, and ending with the left little finger.
PW TA RL AMP PW
W T / T W
TA PA PW TA CPLW
T A W T C
4 T
FPC----------
21 A
Next determine the secondary classification by small letter. include only the patterns (a,t,r), and if the patterns doesn't belong
to thes small letter just use a dash, and if the thumb does not belong just put dash.
PW TA RL AMP PW
W T / T W
TA PA PW TA CPLW
T A W T C
4 Trt-
FPC----------
21tA-T-
❤❤❤
PANTULOC, Cyrine G.
BS CRIM 2A
Secondary Classification by Small Lettered Group
PROBLEM:
Amp CPLW TA UL PW
RL UL DLW RL UL
First thing to do is blockings;
Right finger blockings (/ ,C ,T,\,W)
Left fingers blockings (\ ,U, W, \, /)
To get the primary classification, first thing to do is to add all the numerical value of whorls. We can get the numerator from all the even numbers and the denominator from all the odd numbers in fingers 1 to 10. Note that the arches and loops has no numerical value, so they are not included in finding the primary classification. In order to get the answer, I did the criss cross pattern and came up with 19 over 5 as the primary classification.
Secondary classification by capital letter group focuses only in the index finger of both hands. I just get the blockings that is found in the index finger which is the C from the right finger and U from the left finger. So the secondary classification by capital letter group is C over U.
Secondary classification by small letter group applies to all fingers except to the index finger of both hands. In this group, only the three types of fingerprint pattern will be use which are the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch (a,t,r).
From the Right Hand, I got an answer (t) from the middle, (-) from ring, (-) from little finger and letter (r) from the thumb
From the left hand, I got an answer of dash (-) from the middle, (r) from the ring, ( - ) from the little fingers ( r) from the thumb.
The (-) is a symbol to be used if the finger is not under the classification of small letter group.
19 r C t - -
FPC -------------------
5 r U - r -
GALISEN ,Julius Cesar G.
BSCRIM -2A
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered group,we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
TA PA CPWL RL UL
TA PA CPWL RL UL
In order to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, Do the blockings first.
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C / \
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C \ /
lf we are done at the blockings,the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value.
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C / \
+1/1
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C \ /
3
FPC ----------
9
After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter.
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C / \
+1/1
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C \ /
3A
FPC------------
9A
Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-).
Therefore:
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C / \
+1/1
TA PA CPWL RL UL
T A C \ /
3tA-r-
FPC ----------
9tA-r-
LAMBAYONG, Zyrill
Problem:
Amp UL CPLW Amp RL
T U C \ /
TA RL PA UL DLW
T R A / D
Firstly, I made a chart and the blockings, and put their symbols. Secondly, I get the FPC, which is 2 (numerator) and 9 (denominator) by adding using crisscross pattern but only the whorl because only whorls have a numerical value plus the given fraction 1/1. Third, get the secondary classification by capital letter, which is the index finger that represents U and R. Lastly, the secondary classification by small letter includes the middle, ring, and little finger in both the right and left hands. We can use small letters if it is a plane arch, radial loop, or tented arch (a,t,r), and those who do not belong to a,t,r represent it as a dash "-." That's how I got the FPC= 2tU--r
9tR---
Apatas, Vince Hill V.
BSCRIM-2A
PROBLEM:
PA PW TA DLW TA
RL TA UL TA UL
The first step to acquire the secondary classification by a small lettered group is to do the blocking.
PA PW TA DLW TA
A W T D T ---- Blockings
RL TA UL TA UL
\ T / T / ---- Blockings
Next, count the primary classification. Each box has a fixed value and only patterns from the whorl family will be counted. Add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving across to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction.
PA PW TA DLW TA
A W T D T
RL TA UL TA UL + 1/1
\ T / T /
25
FPC -------------
1
Next, determine the secondary classification by capital letterered group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification.
PA PW TA DLW TA
A W T D T
RL TA UL TA UL + 1/1
\ T / T /
25W
FPC -------------
1T
Lastly, I determined the secondary classification by the small-letter group. This applies to all fingers except the index finger. I included only the patterns from the (r,a,t) group and used a dash for those patterns that did not belong to the group.
PA PW TA DLW TA
A W T D T
RL TA UL TA UL + 1/1
\ T / T /
25aWt-t
FPC -------------
1T-t-
Malagyab,Jasmine Kith G.
BSCRIM-2A
In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must first familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. Take note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
TA RL RL CPLW AW
T R / C X
PA UL PW TA PA
A U W T A
•first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group, we must do the blockings.
TA RL RL CPLW AW
T R / C X ----these are the blockings
PA UL PW TA PA
A U W T A ----these are the blockings
•After the blockings, the second step is that we will proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And add +1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value
16 16 8 8 4
TA RL RL CPLW AW
T R / C X
+ ¹/1
4 2 2 1 1
PA UL PW TA PA
A U W T A
11
FPC---------------------
5
•After that, determine the secondary classification by capital-letter group. Just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification.
16 16 8 8 4
TA RL RL CPLW AW
T R / C X
+ ¹/1
4 2 2 1 1
PA UL PW TA PA
A U W T A
11 R
FPC--------------------------
5 U
•Last step, we are going to determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index fingers. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r) groups and if a pattern doesn’t belong to the group, use a dash. In writing the secondary classification by small letter group of the thumb, write it in between the primary and secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb does not belong to the (a,t,r) leave it as is and there’s no need to write dash
FINAL ANSWER:
TA RL RL CPLW AW
T R / C X
+ ¹/1
PA UL PW TA PA
A U W T A
11 aRr--
FPC--------------------------
5 aU-ta
BAWALAN, Darlene Kate D.
BSCRIM 2-A
CAMMA, Franz Kim C.
BS-CRIM 2C:
✓In solving the secondary classification by small letter, first thing to do is block the patterns by putting the appropriate symbol of each patterns using capital letters. Take note that if there is Amp in the problem, just copy the symbol align in the lower or upper part of the amputated finger.
TA UL CPLW Amp RL
T U C T /
RL AW Amp TA PA
\ X C T A
✓Next thing to do is to solve for the primary classification by counting the numerical value of the pattern. To do so, You must start the counting at the left thumb in a zigzag direction and don't forget to add the 1/1 constant fraction. Same in getting the denominator but start the counting on the right thumb. Take note that only whorl patterns have the numerical value.
TA UL CPLW Amp RL
T U C T /
RL AW Amp TA PA
\ X C T A
3
FPC: -----------
11
✓After determining the Primary classification, next thing to do is to determine the secondary classification by capital letter. To determine the secondary classification by capital letter, all you need to do is to copy the symbol of the index fingers.
TA UL CPLW Amp RL
T U C T /
RL AW Amp TA PA
\ X C T A
3 U
FPC: -----------
11 X
✓Finally, we can now determine the secondary classification by small letter. In determining the secondary classification by small letter, you just need to identify whether the symbol of all your fingers except the index finger is belong to a,t,r, if they are belong put small letter, if not, put dash only. Start with your middle finger first then to your ring finger and to your last finger and lastly is your thumb.
TA UL CPLW Amp RL
T U C T /
RL AW Amp TA PA
\ X C T A
3 tU-tr
FPC: -----------
11 -X-ta
if you have some clarifications feel free to ask
Ma'am another example PO tnx
What is the value of MB mam in blocking?
@@kevinruina2652 what do you mean by MB sir
DAODAOEN,Jever A.
BSCRIM 2C
PROBLEM:
DLW PW PA RL AMP
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
The first step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking.
DLW PW PA RL AMP
D W A / X
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
/ W T C X
* AMP at the problem means it's amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger."
After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb going to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value.
*Remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorf family will be counted
Don't forget that all finger has equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand, the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator.
DLW PW PA RL AMP
D W A / X
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
/ W T C X
18
FPC----------
24
After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter.
(We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger )
DLW PW PA RL AMP
D W A / X
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
/ W T C X
18 W
FPC----------
24 W
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belong to a,t,r, if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then there's no need to put a dash on it.
Answer:
DLW PW PA RL AMP
D W A / X
UL AMP TA CPLW AW
/ W T C X
18 War-
FPC----------
24 Wt--
DAPAPA, Jenny A.
BS CRIM 2C
PROBLEM:
TA CPLW AW RL AMP
UL AMP DLW PW PW
for us to get the secondary classifications by the small lettered group, first is that we need to do the blocking.
As you can see in the blocking part there is "Amp" which means amputated so what we will do is just copy the sign opposite the amputated finger, and if they are the same amputated just put the sign
TA CPLW AW RL AMP
T C X / W
UL AMP DLW PW PW
/ C D W W
To get the FPC do the summation of the numerical value of whorls assigned to fingers plus the given fraction 1/1. counting the numerator from the left thumb, going to the right index, middle, ring, and ending with the left little finger. And for the denominator, count in the opposite direction.
TA CPLW AW RL AMP
T C X / W
UL AMP DLW PW PW
/ C D W W
FPC= 20
16
Now, let's determine the secondary classification by the capital letter group. All we need to do is just copy the symbols or patterns from the right (upper) and left (lower) index fingers and place them next to the primary classification.
TA CPLW AW RL AMP
T C X / W
UL AMP DLW PW PW
/ C D W W
FPC= 20C
16C
Next, determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these small letter, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it and there's no need to write a dash.
TA CPLW AW RL AMP
T C X / W
UL AMP DLW PW PW
/ C D W W
FPC= 20tC-r-
16 C---
JOSE,STHEVEN JHAY G. BSCRIM-2B
To solve the secondary classification by small letter group, we must first become familiar with the symbols of each pattern. Take notice that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented archa,t,r are applicable to all fingers save the index finger, which is exclusively utilised for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
RL CPLW UL AW DLW
/ C \ X D
UL AW DLW RL PA
/ X D \ A
The next step is to determine the secondaryclassification by small letter by doing the blocking.
RL CPLW UL AW DLW
UL AW DLW RL PA
DA
FPC=27/7
After solving the FPC, we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three categories of fingerprints: radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch.
This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except forthe index finger.
To write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index, start with the middle finger and work your way down to the little finger. To get the a, t, r group of both hands, start with the middle finger and work your way down to the little finger, writing the symbol a, t, r beside the capital letter of the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to tiny letter symbols, it must be represented by aDASH to indicate which fingers it belongs to.
FPC:27rC---/7X-ra
TIW-AN, Ezra O.
2C-BS CRIMINOLOGY
Thanks Ma'am.
Gayban Shaquil W.
BS CRIM-2C
Thank you ma'am ❣️
MOLINA, MYLINE C.
BS CRIM 2 C
1.TA 2.CPLW 3.RL 4.PA 5.RL
T C / A /
6.DLW 7.TA 8.UL 9.PW 10.RL
D T / W \
21tCrar
FPC -------------
2 T--r
In this Example of mine the first step in answering the secondary classification small letters is to identify first the blockings of each fingers on the right hand we have TA, CW, RL, PA, RL and their corresponding blockings are TC/A/ while on the left hand we have DLW, TA, UL, PW, RL and their corresponding blockings are DT/W\ after determining the respective blocking we will proceed to the primary classification.
In determining the primary classification, all we have to do is to add all the fingers that has whorl pattern, we will begin counting at the thumb of the left hand, on the left hand thumb we have Double loop whorl since it is a whorl and place on the thumb of the left the value of it is 4 the continue to the index finger of the right hand that values 16 since it is a central pocket loop whorl it can be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the left hand, it is a Ulnar loop therefore it can't be counted, this has no numeric value of 2, continue it to ring finger of right hand that values 8 and it is an arch therefore it can't be counted finally the little finger of the left hand that has value of 1 since it is a Radial loop it cannot be counted a total of 20 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 21.
we will now begin counting at the thumb of the right hand, on the right hand thumb that has a value of 16 we have a tented arch since it is an arch therefore it cannot be counted continue to the index finger of the left hand that values 2 since it is a tented arch it cannot be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the right hand, it is a radial loop therefore it has no value of 8 continue it to ring finger of left hand that values 1 and it is a plain whorl therefore it can be counted finally the little finger of the right hand that has value of 4 since it is a radial loop therefore it cannot be counted a total of 1 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 2
21
FPC -------------
2
We will proceed to the secondary classification capital letters all you need to do copy the blockings of right and left index finger, the blocking of the right index finger will be on numerator while the blocking of the left index finger will be on denominator.
21C
FPC -------------
2T
We will now proceed to the secondary classification Small letters. First memorize the letter a,t, r the rest of the blocking will be presented as dash(-), the method it involves only the thumb, middle finger, ring finger and little finger.
Before
21 U
FPC -------------
2 T
1.TA 2.CPLW 3.RL 4.PA 5.RL
T C / A /
6.DLW 7.TA 8.UL 9.PW 10.RL
D T / W \
Right thumb is T it represent as t
Right Middle finger is / therefore it represent as r
Right ring finger is A therefore it represents as a
Right little finger is / therefore it represent as r
Left thumb is D therefore it is dash(-)
Left Middle finger is / therefore it represent as dash (-)
Left ring finger is W therefore it represents as dash(-)
Left little finger is \ therefore it represent as r
Before we proceed in the thumb area first it to put secondary classification small letters of middle finger, ring finger and little finger.
Doing
21 Crar
FPC -------------
2 T--r
After that proceed at the thumb area, theres a consideration specially on the dash(-) part, if you are an expert you can't put the dash but if you are not a expert you can put the dash(-).
After
21tCrar
FPC -------------
2-T--r
Or
21tCrar
FPC -------------
2 T--r
Lummodao Dorin S.
Bscrim-2A
To solve for the secondary classifications by small letter group,first we must familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each patterns. Only radial loop,plain arch,and.tented arch (a,t,r) are applied to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for capital letter group.
Problem;
TA CPLW AW TA Amp
UL Amp DLW amp PW
Next ,Do the blocking first.before solving the primary to secondary classifications.by small letter.
TA CPLW AW TA Amp
T C X T W
UL Amp DLW Amp PW
/ C D T W
Once I completed the blocking process, I moved on to resolving the primary classification. It is important to note that the given fraction 1/1 should be taken into consideration throughout this process.
TA CPLW AW TA Amp
T C X T W
UL Amp DLW Amp PW. + 1/1
/ C D T W
FPC- 20
----
15
The next step involves identifying the secondary classification using capital letters. We must note that only the index finger is consistently represented by a capital letter.
TA CPLW AW TA Amp
T C X T W
UL Amp DLW Amp PW. + 1/1
/ C D T W
FPC- 20 C
---------
15 C
After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch.
This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger.
In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs.
TA CPLW AW TA Amp
T C X T W
UL Amp DLW Amp PW. + 1/1
/ C D T W
FPC- 20 tC-t-
---------
15 -C-t-
That's all,.
DUYAN, joel jr. L.
BSCRIM 2C
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered groups, it's essential to understand the symbols representing each pattern. Specifically, the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch (a, t, r) are relevant to all fingers except the index fingers, which are reserved for the capital lettered groups.
PROBLEM:
AW RL CPLW TA UL
PA UL RL TA PW
In solving the secondary classification using small letters, the initial step I took was to implement blocking.
AW RL CPLW TA UL
X R C T /
PA UL RL TA PW
A U / T W
Once I completed the blocking process, I moved on to resolving the primary classification. It is important to note that the given fraction 1/1 should be taken into consideration throughout this process.
AW RL CPLW TA UL
X R C T / +1/1
PA UL RL TA PW
A U / T W
2
FPC--------------
25
The next step involves identifying the secondary classification using capital letters. We must note that only the index finger is consistently represented by a capital letter.
AW RL CPLW TA UL
X R C T / +1/1
PA UL RL TA PW
A U / T W
2 R
FPC--------------
25 U
Finally, I proceed to determine the primary classification using lowercase letters. In this step, I consider the patterns from the letters 'a', 't', and 'r'. If any of the other fingers do not fall within the 'a', 't', or 'r' categories, I use a dash (-) to indicate that they do not belong to any specific classification.
AW RL CPLW TA UL
X R C T / +1/1
PA UL RL TA PW
A U / T W
2 R - t -
FPC--------------
25 a U r t -
Cordero, Prime S.
BS-CRIM 2C
Problem:
TA RL PA TA Amp
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL
Before we start getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should familiarize the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns.
For getting the secondary classification by small lettered, first, do the blocking.
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T /
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL
C D / T \
Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1).
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T / 1
+ -----
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1
C D / T \
5
FPC--------------
3
Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter (symbol of index fingers).
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T / 1
+-----
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1
C D / T \
5 R
FPC--------------
3 D
Next, get the secondary classification by small letter (pattern a, t, r).
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T / 1
+-----
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1
C D / T \
5tRatr
FPC-------------
3 D-tr
ANAPEN, MIKARA KAYE S.
BSCRIM 2A
PROBLEM:
TA Amp RL DLW PA
PA CPLW PW AW Amp
In solving for the PRIMARY CLASSIFICATION first we must do the blockings.
TA Amp RL DLW PA
T C / D P
BALAGSO, Von Lander C.
BSCRIM 2A
In solving the secondary classification by small lettered groups, it's essential to understand the symbols representing each pattern. Specifically, the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch (a, t, r) are relevant to all fingers except the index fingers, which are reserved for the capital lettered groups.
PROBLEM:
UL TA CPLW RL AW
PW TA RL UL PA
In solving the secondary classification using small letters, the initial step I took was to implement blocking.
UL TA CPLW RL AW
\ T C / X
PW TA RL UL PA
W T \ / A
Once I completed the blocking process, I moved on to resolving the primary classification. It is important to note that the given fraction 1/1 should be taken into consideration throughout this process.
UL TA CPLW RL AW
\ T C / X +1/1
PW TA RL UL PA
W T \ / A
5
FPC--------------
13
The next step involves identifying the secondary classification using capital letters. We must note that only the index finger is consistently represented by a capital letter.
UL TA CPLW RL AW
\ T C / X +1/1
PW TA RL UL PA
W T \ / A
5T
FPC--------------
13T
Finally, I proceed to determine the primary classification using lowercase letters. In this step, I consider the patterns from the letters 'a', 't', and 'r'. If any of the other fingers do not fall within the 'a', 't', or 'r' categories, I use a dash (-) to indicate that they do not belong to any specific classification.
UL TA CPLW RL AW
\ T C / X +1/1
PW TA RL UL PA
W T \ / A
5T-r-
FPC--------------
13Tr-a
PALTOG, MAYLYN B.
BS CRIM-2A
Thank you po ma'am.
BUMUN-AS, Jericho D.
Bs- Crim 2B
1:00 1:02 BANGGAWAN,Aiza C.
Problem:
PA RL PW CPLW TA
RL CPLW DLW UL PW
First,solve the blocking to get the primary classification.
PA RL PW CPLW TA
A R W C T
RL CPLW DLW UL PW
\ C D / W
After blocking,I count the primary classification(only counting whorl family) and add 1 in both numerator and denominator.
PA RL PW CPLW TA
A R W C T
RL CPLW DLW UL PW
\ C D / W
12
FPC=----------
11
After counting the primary classification get now the secondary classification by capital letters(only the index finger of both hands)
PA RL PW CPLW TA
A R W C T
RL CPLW DLW UL PW
\ C D / W
12 R
FPC=----------
11C
Lastly, get the secondary classification by small letter group (a,t,r)use capital letter only at the Index finger.
PA RL PW CPLW TA
A R W C T
RL CPLW DLW UL PW
\ C D / W
12 aR- - t
FPC=----------
11rC- - -
BASITAO, Glenn-ford W.
BSCRIM-2A
Problem:
TA RL PA TA Amp
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL
Before we start getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should familiarize the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns.
For getting the secondary classification by small lettered, first, do the blocking.
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T /
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL
C D / T \
Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1).
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T / 1
+ -----
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1
C D / T \
5
FPC--------------
3
Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter (symbol of index fingers).
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T / 1
+-----
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1
C D / T \
5 R
FPC--------------
3 D
Next, get the secondary classification by small letter (pattern a, t, r).
TA RL PA TA Amp
T R A T / 1
+-----
CPLW DLW UL Amp RL 1
C D / T \
5tRatr
FPC-------------
3 D-tr
DANG-AO, Christel M.
BSCRIM 2B
PROBLEM:
RL CPLW UL PW RL
PW UL TA DLW TA
To determine the secondary classification by small letter, let's do the blocking first.
RL CPLW UL PW RL
/ C \ W /
PW UL TA DLW TA
W U T D T
After the blocking, the next step will be getting the primary classification. Begin counting to the left thumb to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag form. Then after that, start counting also the right thumb in a zigzag form. Then Add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. (Only patterns from the whorl family will be counted) then Add one to both numerator and denominator.
RL CPLW UL PW RL
/ C \ W / 1
PW UL TA DLW TA + --
W U T D T 1
29
FPC: ----
2
After counting the primary classification, get the secondary classification by capital letters. (symbol of the index finger)
RL CPLW UL PW RL
/ C \ W / 1
PW UL TA DLW TA + --
W U T D T 1
29 C
FPC: ----
2 U
Next, determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it as is and there's no need to write a dash.
Final answer:
RL CPLW UL PW RL
\ C \ W / 1
PW UL TA DLW TA + --
W U T D T 1
29 rC- -r
FPC: ------
2 Ut-t
ESPITA, SEAN B.
BSCRIM 2B
PROBLEM:
RL TA AW Amp UL
CPLW PW TA Amp TA
The first step to get the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given problem is to do the blocking.
RL TA AW Amp UL
/ T X W \
CPLW PW TA Amp TA
C W T W T
* As you can see in the blocking part there is "Amp" which means amputated so what we will do is just copy the sign opposite the amputated finger, and if they are the same amputated just put the sign "W" ( whorl ).
Next step is to proceed to the primary classification, each finger has equivalent numbers:
Right Hand :
Finger 1 and 2 = 16
Finger 3 and 4 = 8
Finger 5 = 4
Left Hand :
Finger 6 = 4
Finger 7 and 8 = 2
Finger 9 and 10 = 1
1 2 3 4 5
RL ¹⁶ TA¹⁶ AW⁸ Amp⁸ UL⁴ 1
/ T X W \ +----
CPLW ⁴ PW ² TA ² Amp ¹ TA ¹ 1
C W T W T
6 7 8 9 10
Add all the numerical value of the whorl pattern only. For the numerator, we will start counting on the left thumb, on the left thumb we have CPLW since it is a whorl, we will count its numerical value which is 4, then continue to the right index finger which is TA , since it is not a whorl we will not add its numerical value. Next, continue it to the left middle finger, it is not also a whorl so do not add, proceed to the right ring finger since the right and left ring finger are both amputated then it will be a whorl so add its numerical value which us 8. Then last is the left little finger which is TA, again it is not a whorl so do not add, after that we will now add all the numerical value of whorl, 4 and 8 and then add the numerator of the pre- established fraction 1/1 to make it 13.
As for the denominator, the same steps on the numerator but we will start counting on the right thumb. We have RL it is not a whorl so do not add its numerical value, next is the left index finger which is PW since it is a whorl, add its numerical value which is 2, and then the right middle finger which is AW that has a numerical value of 8, continue it to the left ring finger which is Amp add its numerical value 8 since it is also a whorl. Lastly, the right little finger which is TA. We will now add all the numerical value of whorls, PW (2), AW (8), Amp (1) plus the denominator of the pre- established fraction which is 1, a total 12
13
FPC ------------
12
Next, we will proceed to the secondary classification by capital lettered group. All we need to do is just copy the symbol of the right and left index finger and place it next to the primary classification.
13 T
FPC--------------
12 W
Lastly, we will now determine the secondary classification by small lettered group. This applies to all fingers except the index finger. Only include patterns from ( a,t,r ) group, if a pattern doesn't belong to these group, use a dash instead.
In writing the secondary classification by small lettered group of the thumb, write it between the primary classification and the second classification by capital lettered group since the left thumb does not belong to the ( a,t,r ) just leave it as it is and there's no need to write a dash.
Final answer:
RL TA AW Amp UL
/ T X W \
CPLW PW TA Amp TA
C W T W T
13rT---
FPC-----------------
12 Wt-t
FRIAS, Windie M
BSCRIM-2A
PROBLEM:
TA PA RL PW DLW
CPL RL UL AW CPLW
In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should first familiarize the symbols of each pattern.
•First step for getting the secondary classification by small letter, first do the blockings.
TA PA RL PW DLW
T A / W D
CPL RL UL AW CPLW
C R / X C
•After the blockings, the second step is get the primary classification (only counting whorl family), And add +1 in both numerator and denominator.
TA PA RL PW DLW
T A / W D +1
----
CPL RL UL AW CPLW +1
C R / X C
14
FPC--------------
6
•Next step get the secondary classification by capital - letter group.(Only the index finger of both hands)
TA PA RL PW DLW
T A / W D +1
----
CPL RL UL AW CPLW +1
C R / X C
14 A
FPC--------------
6 R
•Last step, get the secondary classification by small lettered group.(a,t,r)
TA PA RL PW DLW
T A / W D +1
----
CPL RL UL AW CPLW +1
C R / X C
14 tAr--
FPC--------------
6 R---
FULIG, Vilmalyn L.
BSCRIM 2A
PROBLEM:
TA DLW UL PA Amp
UL RL Amp RL PW
In order to do the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should first familiarize the symbols of each pattern.
•First step for getting the secondary classification by small letter, first do the blockings.
TA DLW UL PA Amp
T D \ A W
UL RL Amp RL PW
/ R / \ W
•After the blockings, the second step is get the primary classification (only counting whorl family), And add +1 in both numerator and denominator.
TA DLW UL PA Amp
T D \ A W +1
---
UL RL Amp RL PW +1
/ R / \ W
18
FPC---------------
5
•Next step get the secondary classification by capital - letter group.(Only the index finger of both hands)
TA DLW UL PA Amp
T D \ A W +1
---
UL RL Amp RL PW +1
/ R / \ W
18 D
FPC---------------
5 R
•Last step, get the secondary classification by small lettered group.(a,t,r)
TA DLW UL PA Amp
T D \ A W +1
---
UL RL Amp RL PW +1
/ R / \ W
18 tD-a-
FPC--------------
5 R-r-
BADONG,Jemar S.
BS CRIM 2A
In getting the secondary classification by small lettered, we must do first the blocking.
TA UL RL TA PW
T U / T W
PA TA UL CPLW TA
A T / C T
After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification.
Note: Always remember the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC.
TA UL RL TA PW
T U / T W
PA TA UL CPLW TA
A T / C T
1U
FPC-----------
6T
After solving the FPC,we will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch.
This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger.
In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs.
TA UL RL TA PW
T U / T W
PA TA UL CPLW TA
A T / C T
1 tUrt-
FPC _________
6 a T- - t
DUMRIQUE, MARY CLAIRE B.
BSCRIM-2B
To get the secondary classification by small lettered group of the given problem, first step would be the blocking.
CPLW UL RL TA PW
C U / T W
PA TA UL CPLW TA
A T / C T
After the blocking let's now solve for the FPC and by capital lettered group that refers to the pattern of the index finger of both hands. That always represented by a capital letter placed at the right side of the primary classification.
Note: Do not forget the given fraction 1/1 in solving for FPC.
CPLW UL RL TA PW
C U / T W
PA TA UL CPLW TA
A T / C T
1 U
FPC ________
22 T
We will now proceed to secondary classification by small lettered group refers to a, t, r group or the three types of fingerprint these are radial loop, plain arch and tented arch.
This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except for the index finger since this is only belong to capital lettered group.
In getting the a, t r group of both hands well start to middle finger going to little finger and write the symbol a,t,r beside the capital letter of the index finger but if the type of pattern does not belong to small letter symbols, it must be represented by a DASH to show what fingers it belongs. Lastly for thumb finger write the symbol between the FPC and index finger but if you are that expert enough in solving for small lettered group no need put dash.
CPLW UL RL TA PW
C U / T W
PA TA UL CPLW TA
A T / C T
1 Urt-
FPC ___________
22 a T- - t
Campilis,Jonalyn A.
BSCRIM-2C
Problem
PA RL PW TA UL
DLW TA UL PW AW
Before we start getting the secondary classification by small letter group we should familiarize
the patterns of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each pattern.
For us to solve or answer the primary to secondary classification by small letter first we do the blockings of each fingers on the right and left hand .
PA RL. PW TA UL
P / W T \
DLW TA UL. PW AW
D T / W X
Next is where going to get the primary classification we will be adding all that has a whorl and dont forgot to add 1/1 the given .
PA RL. PW TA UL
P / W T \
DLW TA UL. PW AW
D T / W X
6 R
FPC: _________
10T
Lastly we will determined the secondary classification by small letter group in this step it is applicable in all finger except for the index finger in both hand .These classifications refers
to the three types of fingerprint pattern that is plain arch(a),tented arch(t)radial loop(r) a pattern that does not belong to the atr were going to present them as a dash(-)
PA RL. PW TA UL
P / W T \
DLW TA UL. PW AW
D T / W X
6aR-t-
FPC:-------------
10 T---
Thank you God bless you our Dear Instructor
GALPAO Jerico C.
BSCRIM2C
Thankyou ma'am
BELGICA, KARL DIEGO V.
BSCRIM2-B
First we need to determine the blocking.
Problem
UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL
PW PW CPLW CPLW UL
We have to block out first the problems before we proceed to the next step.
UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL
\ C C C \
PW PW CPLW CPLW UL
W W C C /
After finishing the blocking lets move on to the next step to look for the numerator and the denominator of the fraction. I must not also forget that all the whorl has a numerical value and the rest has no numerical value also 1/1 is a give fraction.
UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL
\ C C C \ 1
PW PW CPLW CPLW UL ___
W W C C / 1
31
FPC______
12
The next step now should be the secondary by Capital which is only use on the index finger. After that the secondary classification by small letter which are the a,t,r and the rest put dash but remember the index must be always capital.
UL CPLW CPLW CPLW UL
\ C C C \ 1
PW PW CPLW CPLW UL ___
W W C C / 1
31-C---
FPC_________
12-W---
TORRES, Joshia Benjamin O.
BSCRIM 2B
AGUSTIN, Gina M.
BScrim 2B
Secondary Classification by Small Letter
Problem:
DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL
Amp Amp TA PA CPL
* In order for us to identify the secondary classification by small letter we must First do the blocking to get the primary classification.
DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL
D C T A /
Amp Amp TA PA CPLW
D C T A C
*After the blocking, the next step is to solve the primary classification. Begin counting to the left thumb, to the right index, to the left middle, and then to the right ring, and to the left little finger like a zigzag form. Then after that, start counting also the right thumb in a zigzag form. Then Add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the number. (Only patterns from the whorl family will be counted) then Add one to both numerator and denominator.
16 16 8 8 4
DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL 1
D C T A / + ----
4 2 2 1 1 1
Amp Amp TA PA CPLW
D C T A C
22
FPC: ------
19
* Lastly is to get the secondary classification by small letter group.Use capital letter only at the Index finger,and small letters to the others only that include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it as it is and there's no need to write a dash.
DLW CPLW Amp Amp RL
D C T A /
Amp Amp TA PA CPLW
D C T A C
22Ctar
FPC: ----------------------
19Cta-
AMMIYAO, Allan Franz A.
BSCRIM-2A
Problem:
W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW
UL W CPLW UL UL
Familiarizing the pattern of each fingerprint and the symbol for each pattern is needed before getting the secondary classification by small lettered group.
For getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, the blocking must be done first
W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW
C D C C C
UL W CPLW UL UL
/ W C / /
The next step is to the get the primary classification. This is done by counting the whorls and adding 1 to the sum. To count the whorls, we must remember the assigned numerical value on the fingerprint chart. The values go in the following order for the right hand: 16 (thumb), 16 (index), 8 (middle), 8 (ring), 4 (pinky). And the following for the left hand: 4 (thumb), 2 (index), 2 (middle), 1 (ring), 1 (pinky). Remember, these values are for whorls only, arches and loops have no numerical value.
W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW
C D C C C 1
UL W CPLW UL UL ___
/ W C / / 1
27
FPC _____
31
*FPC: Fingerprint Classification
Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter. Simply take the letter symbol of both index fingers.
W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW
C D C C C 1
UL W CPLW UL UL ___
/ W C / / 1
27D
FPC _______
31W
Next, get the secondary classification by small lettered group, which are radial loop (r), plain arch (a), and tented arch (t).
W DLW CPLW CPLW CPLW
C D C C C 1
UL W CPLW UL UL ___
/ W C / / 1
27D---
FPC __________
31W---
Since there are no prints of a, t, or r, they are represented by a dash that shows in what fingers it belongs to. But if the fingerprint chart was something like the following:
A R / / /
C U T T A
5 Rr3r
Then the FPC will be: FPC _________
1 U2ta
If two or three of the same patterns appear after the secondary by capital, a number preceding the pattern is written.
Canao Selly Marie
BS CRIM-2C
Diwag, Cesarin D.
Bscrim 2B
Problem:
1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA
6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp
The first thing we need to do is to do the blocking in the following.
1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA
T \ T C A
6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp
\ D T C A
After the blocking, we are now going to look for the primary classification,and in counting the primary classification we are going to start in the left thumb to the little finger. And we must always remember that the only patterns of fingerprints that has the numerical value are Central Pocket Loop Whorl (CPLW),Accidental Whorl (X) and the Double Loop Whorl (DLW), and the rest has no numerical numbers.And we must not forget the fraction ( 1/1).
16 16 8 8 4
1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA 1
4 2 2 1 1 ------
6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp 1
9
FPC------------
4
And now we are moving on secondary classification by capital letters, so we are just going to copy the symbol in the index finger .
9 U
FPC------------
4 D
Now after the secondary classification by capital letters we are now going to see for the secondary classification by small letters.But before proceeding we must always remember the (a,t,r) because we are going to apply that one to all fingers except the index finger.And if it is not belong to the (a,t,r) we replaced it as a dash(-).
9tUt-a
FPC------------
4-Dt-a
And lastly the final answer:
1.TA 2. UL 3.Amp 4. CPLW 5. PA
T \ T C A
6. RL 7.DLW 8. TA 9. CPLW 10 Amp
\ D T C A
9tUt-a
FPC--------------
4-Dt-a
DAMMAY, Ava Charlotte O.
BS-Crim 2B
Dimas, Jeus Loui M.
BS Crim 2A
To solve for the secondary classification by small lettered group, the first thing to do is to familiarize ourselves with the symbols of each pattern. We must note that only the radial loop, plain arch, and tented arch a,t,r-this applies to all fingers except index fingers since that is used only for the capital lettered group.
PROBLEM:
CPLW TA RL. AW RL
DLW PW UL PW UL
For us to solve for the primary to secondary classification by small letter, do the blockings first.
CPLW TA RL. AW RL
C A / X /
+1/1
DLW PW UL PW UL
D W / W /
After the blockings, proceed to the primary classification; take note that only the fingers that have a whorl pattern has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of the left hand. Start counting the numnerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, right ring, and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. And ad+1 to both the numerator and denominator when counting the value.
CPLW TA RL. AW RL
C A / X /
+1/1
DLW PW UL PW UL
D W / W /
13
FPC ----------
20
After getting the FPC, proceed for the secondary classification by Capital letter. Just get the symbol of the index finger only and it must be in capital letter.
CPLW TA RL. AW RL
C A / X /
+1/1
DLW PW UL PW UL
D W / W /
13A
FPC ----------
20W
Next step is to do the secondary classification by small letter. This refers to the a, t,r patterns (plain arch, tented arch,and radial loop). Since the capital letter only applies to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index (thumb, midle, ring, and index). If a pattern does not belong to the smalletter symbols or the a, t,r patterns, then it will be represented by a dash(-).
Therefore:
CPLW TA RL. AW RL
C A / X /
+1/1
DLW PW UL PW UL
D W / W /
13A--r
FPC ----------
20W---
DAYAGON,Glory ann A.
BSCRIM 2B
PROBLEM:
CPLW UL RL PW RL
TA UL PW DLW TA
To determine the secondary classification by small letter, let's do the blocking first.
CPLW UL RL PW RL
C U / W /
TA UL PW DLW TA
T U W D T
After the blocking the next step will be getting the primary classification.first let count and begin to the left thumb going to the right index to the left middle and then to the ring and to the left little using zigzag pattern.same process in getting the denominator and add 1 in numerator and also add 1 in denominator after counting the value.
(note:only whorl has a numerical value only the whorl family will be counted)
CPLW UL RL PW RL 1
C U / W / +
TA UL PW DLW TA 1
T U W D T
11
FPC-------------
26
after counting the primary classification the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letters( note: copy the symbol of the index finger)
CPLW UL RL PW RL
C U / W /
TA UL PW DLW TA
T U W D T
11U
FPC------------------
26U
next is to determine the classification by small letter only the pattern or a,t,r if it's doesn't belong to the to those use a dash symbol before we proceed we must start at the middle finger until little finger after that you need to get the thumb (note:if the thumb does not belong to primary a,t,r theres no need to put a dash.)
FINAL ANSWER:
CPLW UL RL PW RL 1
C U / W / +
TA UL PW DLW TA 1
T U W D T
11 Ur-r
FPC------------------
26 tU- - t
GENESE, DANICA B.
BSCRIM-2A
PEACE BE WITH YOU MA'AM.
DALWINES, Laiza, A.
BSCRIM 2-B
CARONAN,JackyMae D.
BSCRIM-2A
Problem:
Amp UL AW RL Amp
TA Amp DLW TA PA
To determine the secondary classification by small letter, let's do the blocking first.
Amp UL AW RL Amp
T U X / A
TA Amp DLW TA PA
T U D T A
After the blocking, the next step will be getting the primary classification. Begin counting to the left thumb to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag form. Then after that, start counting also the right thumb in a zigzag form. Then Add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. (Only patterns from the whorl family will be counted) then Add one to both numerator and denominator.
16 16 8 8 4
Amp UL AW RL Amp
T U X / A 1
4 2 2 1 1 +------
TA Amp DLW TA PA 1
T U D T A
3
FPC-------------
9
*Lastly is to get the secondary classification by small letter group.Use capital letter only at the Index finger,and small letters to the others only that include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it as it is and there's no need to write a dash.
16 16 8 8 4
Amp UL AW RL Amp
T U X / A 1
4 2 2 1 1 +------
TA Amp DLW TA PA 1
T U D T
3tU-ra
FPC-------------
9tU-ta
CHUKIE,MISWHELL GWEN P.
B.S CRIMINOLOGY 1B
ULAO, Terence Dave B.
Bs. Criminology 2b.
MANDIGUING MHELYO L.
BS CRIM 2C.
thank you ma'am.
Bs crim 2-B
Pinagod, Jade B.
Mashrawie A. Mandangan Bscrim 2A
1.RL 2.UL 3.Amp 4.PA 5.CPLW
/ U C A C
6.DLW 7.TA 8.CPLW 9.Amp 10AW
D T C A X
8rU-a-
FPC -------------
13 T-a-
In this Example of mine the first step in answering the secondary classification small letters is to identify first the blockings of each fingers on the right hand we have /UCAC blockings while on the left hand we have DTCAX after determining the respective blocking proceed to the next step which is the primary classification.
We will now proceed to the primary classification, all we have to do is to add all the fingers that has whorl pattern, we will begin counting at the thumb of the left hand, on the left hand thumb we have Double loop whorl since it is a whorl and place on the thumb of the left the value of it is 4 the continue to the index finger of the right hand that values 16 since it is a ulnar loop it cannot be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the left hand, it is Central pocket loop whorl therefore it has a value of 2 continue it to ring finger of right hand that values 8 and it is an arch therefore it can't be counted finally the little finger of the left hand that has value of 1 since it is an accidental whorl it is counted, total of 7 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 8
we will now begin counting at the thumb of the right hand, on the right hand thumb that has a value of 16 we have a radial loop since it is a loop therefore it cannot be counted continue to the index finger of the left hand that values 2 since it is a tented arch it cannot be counted then continue it to the middle finger of the right hand, it is a amputated finger therefore we will copy the blockings of the middle finger of the left hand since it is a central pocket loop whorl therefore it has a value of 8 continue it to ring finger of left hand that values 1 and it is also an amputated finger therefore we will copy the blocking of the right ring finger since it is a plain arch therefore it can't be counted finally the little finger of the right hand that has value of 4 since it is a central pocket loop whorl it is counted a total of 12 then add 1 as a given factor to make it 13
8
FPC -------------
13
We will proceed to the secondary classification capital letters all you need to do copy the blockings of right and left index finger, the blocking of the right index finger will be on numerator while the blocking of the left index finger will be on denominator.
8U
FPC -------------
13T
We will now proceed to the secondary classification Small letters. First memorize the letter a,t, r the rest of the blocking will be presented as dash(-), the method it involves only the thumb, middle finger, ring finger and little finger.
Before
8 U
FPC -------------
13 T
1.RL 2.UL 3.Amp 4.PA 5.CPLW
/ U C A C
6.DLW 7.TA 8.CPLW 9.Amp 10AW
D T C A X
Right thumb is/ therefore it is r
Right Middle finger is C therefore it is a dash(-)
Right ring finger is A therefore it represents as a
Right little finger is C therefore it is a dash (-)
Left thumb is D therefore it is dash(-)
Left Middle finger is C therefore it is a dash (-)
Left ring finger is A therefore it represents as a
Left little finger is X therefore it is a dash (-)
Before we proceed in the thumb area, first it to put secondary classification small letters of middle finger, ring finger and little finger.
Doing
8 U-a-
FPC -------------
13 T-a-
After that proceed at the thumb area, theres a consideration specially on the dash(-) part, if you are an expert you can't put the dash but if you are not a expert you can put the dash(-).
After
8rU-a-
FPC -------------
13-T-a-
Or
8rU-a-
FPC -------------
13 T-a-
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KIMPAN, SULIEL D.
BSCRIM-2A
THANK YOU MA'AM. GOD BLESS
DALIGDIG ,Reymar B.
BS Crim 2-C
PROBLEM:
RL PA PA PA RL
PA RL DLW PA AMP
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter by doing the blocking.
RL PA PA PA RL
/ A A A /
PA RL DLW PA AMP
A R D A \
" If you see that there is an AMP at the problem means its amputated and you just need to copy the sign align in the upper or lower part of the amputated finger."
After doing the blocking the next step is to get the primary classification. First let's start with the numerator by counting at the left thumb goint to the right index to the left middle and then to the right ring and to the left little finger like a zigzag pattern. Same process in getting the denominator but start counting at the right thumb. Then add 1 both in the numerator and denominator after counting the value. ( Always remember that only whorl pattern has a numerical value / only the whorl family will be counted).
Don't forget that all finger has equivalent numbers, starting from the right hand to the left hand , the counting is 16, 16, 8, 8, 4, 4, 2, 2, 1, 1 and don't forget to include 1 both numerator and denominator.
RL PA PA PA RL
/ A A A / 1/1
PA RL DLW PA AMP
A R D A \
3
FPC= -------
1
After counting the primary classification, the next step is to get the secondary classification by capital letter. ( We just need to copy the symbol for the index finger that is capital A and R).
RL PA PA PA RL
/ A A A /
PA RL DLW PA AMP
A R D A \
3 A
FPC = -------
1 R
The next step is to determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns belong to a,t,r , if it doesn't belong to these, use a dash symbol. Before we proceed on the thumb we have to do first the middle, ring, and little finger after that we need to go back to the thumb and put it after the primary classification. If the thumb doesn't belong to primary a,t,r then theres no need to put a dash on it.
Final answer:
RL PA PA PA RL
/ A A A /
PA RL DLW PA AMP
A R D A \
3rAaar
FPC= -------
1aR-ar
BERNESE, Del- Marie A
BS- CRIM 2B
DEYAG, Lee George B.
BSCRIM-2A
PROBLEM:
UL CPLW UL PW RL
PW AW AW DLW TA
To determine the secondary classification by small letter, we should familiarize first the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns., And do the blocking.
UL CPLW UL PW RL
\ C \ W /
PW AW AW DLW TA
W X X D T
After the blocking, and the Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1 ).
UL CPLW UL PW RL
\ C \ W / 1
PW AW AW DLW TA + --
W X X D T 1
31
FPC: ----
4
After counting the primary classification, get the secondary classification by capital letters. (Get the symbol of the index finger)
UL CPLW UL PW RL
\ C \ W / 1
PW AW AW DLW TA + --
W X X D T 1
31 C
FPC: -----
4 X
Next, determine the secondary classification by small letter. Only include patterns from the (a,t,r), if the pattern doesn't belong to these small letter, use a dash. If the thumb does not belong to the (a, t, r), leave it and there's no need to write a dash.
Final answer:
UL CPLW UL PW RL
\ C \ W / 1
PW AW AW DLW TA +--
W X X D T 1
31 C - - r
FPC: -------
4 X t - t
Lingbawan, Odessa L. BSCRIM 2A
Dawagan Blaze Faith D
BS Criminology 1B
Gayudan, Glydel Yag-ao
BS-CRIM 2B
MANADAO, JHONARD W.
BSCRIM-2C
In getting the secondary classification by smalled letter, we must do first the blocking.
PROBLEM:
CPLW TA PA UL AW
C T A \ \
PW PA RL PA TA
W A \ A T
After the blockings, we will proceed with the primary classification and take note that only the fingers have a whorl patter has the numerical value. We will start counting at the thumb of a left thumb and start counting the numerator from the left thumb, moving to the right index, to the left middle, ringt ring and ending with the left little finger. For the denominator, count in the opposite direction of the numerator. Don't forget the ad+1 to both numerator and denominator when counting.
CPLW TA PA UL AW
C T A \ \
PW PA RL PA TA
W A \ A T
FPC: 9
------
17
After getting the FPC, proceed with the secondary classification by small letter group and identify the a,t,r group. This a,t,r group are applied to all fingers except the index finger. Since the capital letter applies only to the index finger, the small letter applies to all fingers except the index finger. If the pattern does not belong to the small letter symbol or the a,t,r pattern, then it does not belong to the small letter symbols or the a,t,r pattern then it will be represented as a dash(-).
CPLW TA PA UL AW
C T A \ \
PW PA RL PA TA
W A \ A
FPC: 9 T a - -
------------------
17 A r a t
Dumangeng, Krys John C.
BANGGAO, KENNETH JAMES L.
Duclawit, Dea Nicole A.
BSCRIM-2B
PANGWIL, MARYJANE D.
BFS-3A
DINULONG, Bernsky A.
BS-CRIM 2B
FERNANDEZ, DIETHER C.
BS-CRIM 2A
Problem:
TA RL Amp RL PA
PA RL TA UL DLW
Before we start getting the secondary classification by small lettered group, we should familiarize the pattern of each fingerprint and also the symbol of each patterns.
For getting the secondary classification by small lettered, first, do the blocking.
TA RL Amp RL PA
T R T / A
PA RL TA UL DLW
A R T / D
Next, get the primary classification. (Only counting whorl family and adding 1).
TA RL Amp RL PA
T R T / A ___+1
PA RL TA UL DLW +1
A R T / D
2
FPC---
1
Next, get the secondary classification by capital letter
TA RL Amp RL PA
T R T / A ___+1
PA RL TA UL DLW +1
A R T / D
2 R
FPC--------
1 R
Next, get the secondary classification by small letter (pattern a, t, r).
TA RL Amp RL PA
T R T / A ___+1
PA RL TA UL DLW +1
A R T / D
2 t R tra
FPC--------
1 a R t--
Here is how I get the blockings , secondary classification of capital letter and small letter
TALASYONG EVERGREEN A.
BS-CRIMINOLOGY 1B
CAYABO, Pamy A.
BSCRIM - 2A
PROBLEM:
TA CPLW PA Amp DLW
UL RL TA CPLW Amp
First let do the blocking to get the secondary classification by small letter of the given.
TA CPLW PA Amp DLW
T C A C D > Blocking
UL RL TA CPLW Amp
/ R T C D > Blocking
Then count the primary calcification. Remember that only the whorl family has a numerical value and also don't forget to add +1 to both numerator and denominator. Start counting the numerator from the left thumb,up to the right index finger,left middle finger, right ring finger then left little finger. For the denominator do the opposite direction.
16 16 8 8 4
TA CPLW PA Amp DLW 1
T C A C D ----------
UL RL TA CPLW Amp 1
4 2 2 1 1
26
FPC ------------
6
Determine the secondary classification by capital letter group. Copy the symbol from the upper and lower index finger and place them next to the primary classification.
TA CPLW PA Amp DLW
T C A C D
UL RL TA CPLW Amp
/ R T C D
26 C
FPC -------------
6 R
The this last step is getting now the secondary classification by small letter group in both hand. This applies to all finger except the index finger. Only include patterns from the (a, t, r) groups, if a pattern doesn't belong to these group use a dash instead. In writing the secondary classification by capital letter group. Since the left thumb doesn't belong to the (a, r, t) leave it as is and there's no need to write dash.
Final answer:
TA CPLW PA Amp DLW
T C. A C D
UL. RL. TA CPLW Amp
/ R. T C D
26tCa--
FPC----------------
6 Rt--