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The problem of equivalent substitution in junior high school mathematics
Let the circle be x, the triangle be y and the box be z.

Substitute Z=5X from 3X=Z-X-X into X*Y=5X in X*Y=Z to round x, and Y=5 means that the triangle is equal to 5.

I hope it can be adopted!

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