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If a hummingbird were to get all of its food from a feeder, then a 16-ounce nectar feeder could feed about 80 hummingbirds a day

. How many hummingbirds would you expect to be fed from a 12-ounce feeder

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Vlad [161]3 years ago

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60 hummingbirds.
80÷16=5

12×5=60

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