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Math calculation problems in the last semester of grade three
Set the football to x and the ball to y, and then establish the equation:

X+3Y=84,X+Y=60

Solution: put X+3Y=84,

Decomposition into: X=84-3Y,

Bring in: X+Y=60,

Get: 84-3Y+Y=60,

So it is equal to: 84-2Y=60, 24=2Y, Y= 12,

Bring in: x+y = 60, X+ 12=60, X=48.

Solution: X=48, Y= 12.

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Step 1: Find out the known conditions and problems. Understand the meaning of the problem through reading and distinguish the known conditions and problems in the problem. ?

Step 2: Analyze the quantitative relationship. After understanding the meaning of the question, we will analyze the known conditions and problems in the application question, mainly to find out the relationship between the known conditions and the known conditions and problems, and determine what to calculate first and then what to calculate according to the clues of these quantitative relations. Learning to analyze the quantitative relationship of application questions is the key to correctly answer application questions. ?

Step 3: Column calculation. According to the solution steps drawn up above, the formulas used for calculation are listed. ?

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