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480 bottles of wine, each weighing 1 1/4 kilogram, are to be packed into boxes. Because of shipping restrictions, the total weight of the wine in each box must be between 10 and 20 kilograms, inclusive.
If each box must contain the same number of bottles, how many possible values are there for the number of bottles that each box can contain?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
E. 5
If each box must contain the same number of bottles, how many possible values are there for the number of bottles that each box can contain?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
E. 5
12 Mar 2026, 21:10
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IMO - D
Each box can contain - 10, 12, 15 or 16 bottles (20 bottles would exceed) the weight.
What am I missing or does the OA need updation ?
Each box can contain - 10, 12, 15 or 16 bottles (20 bottles would exceed) the weight.
What am I missing or does the OA need updation ?
12 Mar 2026, 22:51
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total bottle= 480
weight of each bottle = 5/4 kg
now total weight in each box between 10 and 20 kg inclusive
we can use the two limits mentioned in stem and find the range here.
say numbers of bottles in each box= n
since we know one box has min of 10kg weight. from that we can say,
10/ (5/4) = 8 bottles
with max weight of 20 kg, we can say that,
20 / (5/4) = 16f bottles.
so now we have range from 8 to 16
lets see how many of numbers gives us integer value.
n=8 , box= 60
n=9 , box= not integer
n= 10, box= 48
n= 11, box= not integer
n=12, box= 40
with n=13,14 , no integer value
n=15, box= 32
n=16, box= 30
so we have 5 values.
option E
weight of each bottle = 5/4 kg
now total weight in each box between 10 and 20 kg inclusive
we can use the two limits mentioned in stem and find the range here.
say numbers of bottles in each box= n
since we know one box has min of 10kg weight. from that we can say,
10/ (5/4) = 8 bottles
with max weight of 20 kg, we can say that,
20 / (5/4) = 16f bottles.
so now we have range from 8 to 16
lets see how many of numbers gives us integer value.
n=8 , box= 60
n=9 , box= not integer
n= 10, box= 48
n= 11, box= not integer
n=12, box= 40
with n=13,14 , no integer value
n=15, box= 32
n=16, box= 30
so we have 5 values.
option E
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