Question

В одной корзине было 4 целых 7-25-ых кг яблок,кода из неё взяли 1 целую 9-25-ых кг яблок,то в этой корзине стало на 8-25-ых кг меньше,чем было во второй.Сколько яблок было в двух корзинах первоначально.

Answer 1

1)4  7/25 - 1 9/25 = 2 23/25 (кг) - осталось в І корзине

2) 2 23/25 + 8/25 = 3 6/25 (кг) - было во ІІ корзине

3) 4 7/25 + 3 6/25 = 7 13/25 (кг) - было в обеих корзинах

Ответ: 7 13/25 кг яблок

Answer 2

Calculation of the Initial Number of Apples in Two Baskets

To calculate the initial number of apples in two baskets, let's break down the given information step by step.

1. In one basket, there were 4 whole 7-25-kg apples. 2. From that basket, 1 whole 9-25-kg apple was taken, leaving 8-25 kg less in that basket compared to the second basket.

To find the initial number of apples in both baskets, we need to convert the weights to a common denominator. In this case, we can convert the weights to 25ths.

1. The initial weight of the first basket can be calculated as: - 4 whole 7-25-kg apples = 4 * 25 + 7 = 107-25 kg.

2. The weight of the second basket can be calculated as: - The weight of the first basket - 8-25 kg = 107-25 kg - 8-25 kg = 99-25 kg.

Therefore, the initial weight of the second basket is 99-25 kg.

To find the initial number of apples in both baskets, we need to convert the weights back to whole numbers.

1. The initial weight of the first basket in whole numbers can be calculated as: - 107-25 kg = 4 whole apples + 7-25 kg = 4 apples + 7-25/25 = 4 apples + 7/25 = 4 apples + 0.28 apples = 4.28 apples.

2. The initial weight of the second basket in whole numbers can be calculated as: - 99-25 kg = 3 whole apples + 24-25 kg = 3 apples + 24-25/25 = 3 apples + 24/25 = 3 apples + 0.96 apples = 3.96 apples.

Therefore, the initial number of apples in the two baskets was approximately 4.28 apples in the first basket and 3.96 apples in the second basket.

Please note that the given information does not specify whether the apples were of the same size or weight. Therefore, the calculations are based on the given weights and assumptions made for the conversion to whole numbers.

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