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Find the equivalence relation and list the equations. (1) I hope there are 32 boys in the fifth grade of primary school, twice as many as girls. How many girls are there? Equidistant clearance
(1) According to the stem, if there are X girls, then according to the equivalence relation: number of women ×2+2= number of boys,

The equations are listed as follows: 2x+2 = 32;;

(2) According to the stem, if the bottom of the trapezoid is x cm, the quantitative relationship can be obtained according to the area formula of the trapezoid:

(upper bottom+lower bottom) × height ÷2= trapezoidal area,

The listed equation is 7 (3+x) ÷ 2 = 38.5;

(3) According to the question, if the daughter is X years old this year, then the father's age is 4x. According to the meaning of the question, we can get the equivalence relation:

Dad's age-daughter's age =30,

The equation listed is 4x-x = 30.

Therefore, the answer is: the number of women ×2+2= the number of boys; 2x+2 = 32; (upper bottom+lower bottom) × height ÷2= trapezoidal area, 7 (3+x) ÷ 2 = 38.5; Dad's age-daughter's age =30, 4x-x = 30.