Answer / kiran

let total bullet be X
BULLET AFTER DIVISION=X/3
AFTER 4 SHOT LEFT WITH EACH ONE=X/3-4
TOTAL BULLET LEFT=3*(X/3-4)
SO 3*(X/3-4)=X
X=18

Answer / rohit

18

Answer / amee

the only choice divisible by 3 is 18 so 18

Answer / krishnaveni

let bullets total =x
each share=x/3
x-4=x/3
x-x/3=4
3x-x=12
x=6
total no=6

Answer / munna

given all of them shot four bullets not four bullets each.
so
if x is the total number of bullets
x - 4 = x/3.
therefore x = 6.

Answer / yogesh hooda

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