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Consider the following boundary value problems \[ \Delta u+ f(x)= 0,\quad u(x)= 0,\quad x\in\Gamma_0, \] \[ \int^{l_1}_0 u(t, x_2) dt= 0,\quad 0< x_2< l_2 \] and \[ \mu\Delta{\mathbf u}+ (\lambda+\mu)\text{ grad div }{\mathbf u}+{\mathbf f}= 0,\quad{\mathbf u}= (u^1, u^2),\;{\mathbf f}= (f^1, f^2), \] \[ u^1= 0,\;x\in\Gamma_0,\quad \int^{l_1}_0 u(t, x_2) dt= 0,\quad 0< x_2< l_2,\;u^2(x)= 0,\;x\in\Gamma. \] Here \[ \Omega= \{(x_1, x_2): 0< x_\alpha< l_\alpha, \alpha= 1,2\}, \] \[ \Gamma= \partial\omega;\;\Gamma_*= \{(0, x_2): 0< x_2< l_2\},\;\Gamma_0= \Gamma\setminus\Gamma_*. \] The author constructs for both problems difference schemes and proves that under certain conditions the approximate solutions converge towards the exact solutions and estimates the rate of convergence.