Criteria Cognitive Aptitude (CCAT) Practice Test

To find out how many photographs a wildlife photographer can take in a given time, you multiply the rate of photographs taken per hour by the number of hours worked. In this case, the photographer takes 12 photographs each hour. When we consider 6 hours, the calculation becomes: 12 photographs/hour * 6 hours = 72 photographs. Thus, the photographer is able to take a total of 72 photographs in 6 hours. This reasoning confirms that the answer is indeed correct, providing a clear path from the hourly rate to the total over a set duration.