Number 4. Ntutu had 32 cows. The number of sheep was twelve times the number of cows. The number of goats was 1344 more than the number of sheep. If Ntutu sold 3/4 of the goats, how many goats remaine

The number of cows is given as 32.

The number of sheep was twelve times the number of cows.
Number of sheep = $12 \times 32 = 384$

The number of goats was 1344 more than the number of sheep.
Total number of goats = $384 + 1344 = 1728$

Ntutu sold $\frac{3}{4}$ of the goats.
Goats sold = $\frac{3}{4} \times 1728$
Goats sold = $3 \times \frac{1728}{4}$
Goats sold = $3 \times 432 = 1296$

Goats remaining = Total number of goats - Goats sold
Goats remaining = $1728 - 1296 = 432$