Do you think it is complicated to solve problems with equations? In fact, we can try another more intuitive method! This paper will use delicious food to solve a quantitative problem and make your mind more open.

Food problem solving

We can use chicken legs and rabbit legs to express quantity and relationship, and turn the problem into a food problem, which is more intuitive and easy to understand.

magnitude relation

First, we multiply 107 by 4, and the result is twice the total number of rabbit legs and chicken legs. Then, we know that rabbit legs are 56 more than chicken legs, so if we subtract 56 from the total, there are three times as many chicken legs left.

Quantitative calculation

The number of drumsticks is (107 * 4-56)/3, that is, 124! Next, the number of chickens is half of the number of drumsticks, that is, 124/2=62.

Quantitative calculation

Finally, the number of rabbits is the total number 107 MINUS the number of chickens 62, which is 45.

Open mind

Through this method to solve the food problem, we can understand the problem more intuitively and make our thinking more open.