Question
There were some lemons in 3 bags, L, M and N. 25% of the number of lemons in Bag L was equal to 10% of the number of lemons in Bag M. The number of lemons in Bag N was 60% of the total number of lemons. After Flynn removed 20% of the lemons in Bag N, there were 340 more lemons in Bag N than in Bag M. In the end, how many lemons should be transferred from Bag M to Bag N so that the number of lemons in Bag L would be the same as Bag M?
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There were some lemons in 3 bags, L, M and N. 25% of the number of lemons in Bag L was equal to 10% of the number of lemons in Bag M. The number of lemons in Bag N was 60% of the total number of lemons. After Flynn removed 20% of the lemons in Bag N, there were 340 more lemons in Bag N than in Bag M. In the end, how many lemons should be transferred from Bag M to Bag N so that the number of lemons in Bag L would be the same as Bag M?