The total weight of the two baskets of apples is several kilograms, and the first basket accounts for 55% of the total mass. If 15 kilograms are taken out of the first basket and put into the second basket, the second basket accounts for 50% of the total mass Three fifths. How many kilos of apples are there in each basket

The total weight of the two baskets of apples is several kilograms, and the first basket accounts for 55% of the total mass. If 15 kilograms are taken out of the first basket and put into the second basket, the second basket accounts for 50% of the total mass Three fifths. How many kilos of apples are there in each basket

analysis:
After 15 kg is taken out and put into basket B, basket B accounts for 3 / 5 of the total mass, that is 60%
At this time, the armour basket accounts for 40% of the total mass
The original armour basket accounted for 55% of the total mass
Formula: total mass = 15 ÷ (55% - 40%) = 100 (kg)
Mass of a = 100 × 55% = 55 (kg)
B mass = 100-55 = 45 (kg)

There are two baskets of apples a and B, and the first basket accounts for 55% of the total weight. If 7.5kg apples are taken out of the first basket and put into the second basket, then the second basket accounts for 60% of the total weight, and the first and second baskets account for 55% of the total weight

A: 27.5kg, B: 22.5kg
It can be considered that the original weight of B accounts for 45% of the total weight, and after adding 7.5kg, it accounts for 60% of the total weight, so the total weight is 7.5kg or 60%; when the total weight is obtained, multiplying 55% is a, and 45% is B

The total weight of two baskets of apples is 109 kg. If basket a is reduced by 1 / 5 and basket B is taken away by 1 kg, the weight of the two baskets is exactly the same. How many apples are there in each basket

A (109-1) / (1 + 1-1 / 5)
=108÷1.8
=60kg
B 109-60 = 49kg