Because of weight limits, a lorry can carry a maximum of 20 crates of apples. The weight of a crate of oranges is 3434 the weight of a crate of apples. If 10 crates of apples were loaded into the lorry, what is the maximum number of crates of oranges that the lorry can still accommodate?
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A) 8	B) 9	C) 12	D) 13	E) 14
There's still room for 10 crates of apples. The weight of 10 crates of apples is the same as the weight of 10∗(4/3)=13 1/3 crates of oranges. Because the number of crates has to be an integer, the lorry can accommodate a maximum of 13 crates of oranges.   Answer: 13
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Because of weight limits, a lorry can carry a maximum of 20 crates of apples. The weight of a crate of oranges is 3434 the weight of a crate of apples. If 10 crates of apples were loaded into the lorry, what is the maximum number of crates of oranges that the lorry can still accommodate?