results:
[user:
## Step
[Arithmetic Expert]: Extract all relevant quantities (eggs laid, eggs eaten, eggs used for baking), calculate the number of eggs sold, and compute daily earnings.
## Response
>>>> Final Output

Janet’s ducks lay 16 eggs per day. She eats 3 eggs for breakfast and uses 4 eggs for baking muffins. The number of eggs sold each day is:

16 eggs laid - 3 eggs eaten - 4 eggs used for baking = 9 eggs sold.

She sells each egg for $2 at the farmers' market.

Daily earnings = 9 eggs × $2/egg = $18.

**Final Answer:** Janet makes $18 every day at the farmers' market from selling her duck eggs.
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results:
[user:
## Step
[Language Expert]: Summarize the calculation result in a clear, concise sentence for the user.
## Response
>>>> Final Output

After accounting for the eggs that Janet eats for breakfast and uses for baking, she sells the remaining 9 eggs at the farmers' market each day, earning her $18 daily.

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results:
user:
## Step
[Arithmetic Expert]: Extract all relevant quantities from the scenario, calculate the number of eggs Janet sells daily, and determine her daily earnings.
## Response
>>>> Final Output

Relevant quantities:
- Eggs laid per day: 16
- Eggs eaten for breakfast: 3
- Eggs used for baking muffins: 4
- Eggs sold: remainder

Step-by-step calculations:
1. Calculate eggs available for sale:
   Eggs sold = Total eggs laid - Eggs eaten - Eggs used for baking
   Eggs sold = 16 - 3 - 4 = 9 eggs

2. Calculate daily earnings:
   Earnings = Eggs sold × Price per egg
   Earnings = 9 × $2 = $18

Final Answer:
Janet sells 9 eggs daily at the farmers' market. At $2 per egg, she earns $18 every day from selling eggs.
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results:
user:
## Step
[Language Expert]: Summarize the calculation and present Janet's daily earnings in clear, concise language.
## Response
>>>> Final Output

Janet sells 9 duck eggs each day at the farmers' market, earning $18 daily from her sales.
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