Problem: How to care for a pet duck
Feed ducklings and adolescent ducks a diet that is 18-20% protein.
Young ducks grow quickly, and as a result, they need food that has a lot of protein and is high in calories. For the first 3 weeks of life, feed them a starter diet that is 18-20% protein and consists of small pellets (about 1/8 "). OPTIONS:
- Adult ducks should be fed 10-15% protein. Younger ducks should be fed 12-16% protein.
- Do not overfeed the ducks. Just give them a half-gallon (6 liters) bucket of prepared pellets at daily feedings.
- Adult ducks, including young ducks, will often require more than one starter diet. In contrast, ducks should only eat one starter diet, and each starter diet will also require it.
- Duck food can be bought at your local pet store. Some reputable manufacturers of duck food are purina, mazuri, or gunter.

Answer: Duck food can be bought at your local pet store. Some reputable manufacturers of duck food are purina, mazuri, or gunter.

Problem: How to store bagels
Put aside bagels you don't plan to eat in 2-7 days.
Once you've returned from the store or pulled your homemade bagels out of your oven, separate them into 2 groups. 1 group should contain the bagels you know you can finish within the next several days. OPTIONS:
- You can move the time up to lunch or dinner if you're planning on doing so. Wrap your bagels before shipping them.
- Put bagels you want to keep for any amount of time longer than that in the other group. This second group is going in the freezer.
- The others should hold the remaining loaves. If you're planning on cooking out a lot of different breads, consider grouting the top over your prepackaged loaves.
- The other group should have the bagels you can put in the freezer. Time your late lunch one hour before the next event that's just one hour away.

Answer: Put bagels you want to keep for any amount of time longer than that in the other group. This second group is going in the freezer.

Problem: How to use dimensional analysis to solve a conversion equation (high school level )
Read the problem.
Look at the problem closely.
Find out what unit you need to convert to, and what unit you have to work with to find that final answered unit. OPTIONS:
- State the known quantity that you'll need to convert from. Jot it down on your paper.
- The math math formula for a problem is 1.128 = 1.128 x 6) = 1.10 p = 1.18. 5 1 2 5 = 5.59.
- Look for potentially complex units, such as x, c, and b, as confused as you may be at first. Come up with a 10-point system.
- Find the units required in a conversion equation. For example, if your equation is : 40/100/100, you would need to find your fractions.
Answer: State the known quantity that you'll need to convert from. Jot it down on your paper.