A beekeeper has 1200,000 bees living in 13 beehives. Among these beehives, the sizes of the beehives are proportional to the numbers of bees living in them. No beehive has less than 80% the number of bees of any other beehive. What is the maximum possible number of bees that the greatest beehive could have?  Choose the correct answer.
A) 24345
B) 113207
C) 454646
D) 4645646
E) 456677656
x be the # of bees in the hive with the max # of bees. Let other hives have same # of bees. So, x+12*(0.8)*x = 1200,000 =&gt; 10.6x = 1200,000 =&gt; x = 113207.   113207 is the answer.
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A beekeeper has 1200,000 bees living in 13 beehives. Among these beehives, the sizes of the beehives are proportional to the numbers of bees living in them. No beehive has less than 80% the number of bees of any other beehive. What is the maximum possible number of bees that the greatest beehive could have?