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If Bill's shotgun shells cost $2 each, how much did it cost him to shoot all 14 ducks on his lucky hunting trip?
If Bill's shotgun shells cost $2 each, how much did it cost him to shoot all 14 ducks on his lucky hunting trip?
- $34
- $28
- $32 (correct)
- $30
If Bill decided to reuse some of the shotgun shells from his previous trip, how many new shells did he need to purchase for the lucky hunting trip?
If Bill decided to reuse some of the shotgun shells from his previous trip, how many new shells did he need to purchase for the lucky hunting trip?
- 12 shells
- 6 shells (correct)
- 14 shells
- 8 shells
If Bill's lucky hunting trip cost was $32, how much did each duck effectively cost him on average?
If Bill's lucky hunting trip cost was $32, how much did each duck effectively cost him on average?
- $2
- $3.50
- $3
- $2.50 (correct)
If Bill used 10 shotgun shells on his previous hunting trip, what was the total cost of shooting 8 ducks on that trip?
If Bill used 10 shotgun shells on his previous hunting trip, what was the total cost of shooting 8 ducks on that trip?
If Bill shot 5 more ducks on his lucky hunting trip, how much would it have cost him to shoot those additional ducks if each shell cost $2?
If Bill shot 5 more ducks on his lucky hunting trip, how much would it have cost him to shoot those additional ducks if each shell cost $2?
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Hunting Trip
- Bill goes on a hunting trip and shoots 14 ducks using the same amount of shotgun shells.
- Previously, he used the same amount of shotgun shells to bag 8 ducks.
- There is an increase of 6 ducks from the previous hunting trip (14 - 8 = 6).
- The cost of shooting the last six ducks is unknown and would depend on the cost of the shotgun shells used.
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