To find out how much 14 candy bars would cost, we can first determine the cost per candy bar and then multiply that by 14.

1. Find the cost of one candy bar: $\text{Cost per candy bar} = \frac{34.32}{24} = 1.43$

2. Now, multiply the cost per candy bar by 14: $\text{Cost of 14 candy bars} = 1.43 \times 14 = 20.02$

So, 14 candy bars would cost $20.02.

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Here are 5 related questions to explore further:

1. If 36 candy bars cost $51.48, how much do 10 candy bars cost?
2. If the cost per candy bar increases by 10%, how much would 14 candy bars cost?
3. How much would 50 candy bars cost at the same rate?
4. If you had a discount of 5% on the total price for 24 candy bars, what would the new cost be?
5. If 18 candy bars cost $27, what is the cost per candy bar?

Tip: When solving proportion problems, find the unit rate (cost per item) first for simplicity.