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Math problem: 4 teacups and 1 teapot 53 yuan, 6 teacups and 1 teapot 6 1 yuan. How much is a teacup? How about a teapot?
Teacup: (6 1-53)÷(6-4)

=8÷2

=4 yuan

Teapot: 53-4×4=37 yuan

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