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Ask a math problem: Xiaohua, Xiaoming and Xiaoli have 54 cards. Xiaohua asked Xiaoming for 3 cards and Xiaohua gave Xiaoli 5 cards. How many cards do they have?
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Xiaohua, Xiaoming and Xiaoli * * * have a total of 54 cards. Xiaohua asked Xiaoming for 3 cards and Xiaohua gave Xiaoli 5 cards (so there are as many cards for three people). How many are there in the original?

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After changing the card, three people have their own.

54/3= 18 (Zhang)

Xiao Ming is short of three, but Xiao Ming has one.

18+3=2 1 (Zhang)

Xiaoli has five more, so Xiaoli originally had one.

18-5= 13 (Zhang)

So Xiaohua originally had

54-2 1- 13=20 (Zhang)

A: There were 20 florets, 2 1 piece for Xiaoming and 31piece for Xiaoli.