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A math problem in high school
This requires drawing to get the inequality.

Let the track set be A, the field set be B, the ball set be C, the number of people who only participate in A is A, the number of people who only participate in B is B, the number of people who only participate in C is C, and then let the number of people who participate in A and C at the same time be X, and then the following equation can be drawn from the meaning of the question:

a+2+x= 15

2+ 1+2+b=8

c+x+2= 14

a+b+c+4+x=27

Combining the above equations, we can get:

a=8

b=3

c=7

x=5

Therefore, the number of participants in both track and field and ball games is 5, and the number of participants in only one game is a+b+c= 18.