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Mathematics in the second grade of primary school, 26 boxes of yogurt, 3 boxes of shopping baskets and 5 boxes of shopping carts. How to match them?
This can have four shopping carts, one can take 20 boxes, and the remaining six boxes and two shopping baskets can be taken away completely.

You can also use a shopping cart and seven shopping baskets.

As we all know, there are still many problems in the teaching of practical problems because of following the traditional teaching methods and coping with exams. For example, on the topic, give more examples and one method, sit in the right place, and solve the problem set rigidly. This hinders thinking training, intellectual development and the cultivation of students' ability to analyze and solve problems. Therefore, the teaching of practical problems should strive to broaden thinking, strengthen thinking training and develop thinking power.