We can set up a simple calculation: two cats plus 10 kilograms equals 24 kilograms.
Subtract 10 from 24, which leaves us with 14 kilograms for two cats.
Dividing 14 by 2 tells us that the black cat weighs 7 kilograms.
Now that we know the cat weighs 7 kilograms, we can easily find the raccoon’s weight from the first panel.
10 kilograms minus 7 kilograms gives us 3 kilograms for the raccoon.
Next, we can find the dog’s weight from the second panel.
20 kilograms minus 3 kilograms gives us 17 kilograms for the dog.
Let us check if these individual weights make complete sense in all panels.
Raccoon (3 kg) plus Cat (7 kg) equals 10 kg, which matches panel one.
Raccoon (3 kg) plus Dog (17 kg) equals 20 kg, which matches panel two.
Cat (7 kg) plus Dog (17 kg) equals 24 kg, which matches panel three.
Finally, let us add all three individual weights together for panel four.
3 kilograms plus 7 kilograms plus 17 kilograms equals 27 kilograms.
Both methods give us the exact same result, proving our logic is 100 percent correct.
The total weight of the raccoon, the cat, and the dog together is 27 kilograms!
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