Use weights to understand how it works. A/A1/A2 can be written as
A
A1 A2
50% of A for A1 and A2 and 50% for the task in A. A itself receives
50% of the CPU. So the task in A gets 25% and the remaining A1 and A2
get 12.5% each (add up to 25%)
Ideally you should see a distribution of 12.5, 12. 5 and 25, but due
to round up and short term monitoring, you might see 10, 10, 30
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