205. Nut Packages. George Crackham placed five paper packages on the table for breakfast. When asked what was in them, he replied:

- I put a hundred nuts in these five packages. In the first and second packages, there are 52 nuts, in the second and third - 43, in the third and fourth - 34; in the fourth and fifth - 30. How many nuts are in each package?
205. In five bags, there are \(27,25,18,16,14\) nuts. The contents of each bag can be found by subtracting from 100 the total number of nuts in the pairs of bags that do not include the given bag. Thus, in the third bag, there are \(100-(52+30)=18\) nuts.