Some of the eggs look good. Others look like they may have stopped developing and then died, or never started at all. Candling is best done in the dark with the light source isolated and shining through the air cell, not the middle of the egg. Can you candle them again and shine the light through the air cell, and maybe use a flashlight and wrap your hand around it to make sure the light is being directed into the egg only?
These pictures make it hard to tell what is going on, since they are candled through the side. For example, egg 5 looks like it might be alive, but it's hard to tell because of how it's been candled. Egg 4 looks like it has quit and is now dead, but again, with the way the candling was done it's hard to be definitive.
If you can redo it and get pictures, it would really help tell which are alive and which are not. This is how an egg should be candled, with a flashlight shining through the air cell:
These pictures make it hard to tell what is going on, since they are candled through the side. For example, egg 5 looks like it might be alive, but it's hard to tell because of how it's been candled. Egg 4 looks like it has quit and is now dead, but again, with the way the candling was done it's hard to be definitive.
If you can redo it and get pictures, it would really help tell which are alive and which are not. This is how an egg should be candled, with a flashlight shining through the air cell: