60 people attend a game night. Everyone chooses to play chess, a two-player game, or cribbage, a four-player game. All 60 people
are playing either chess or cribbage. There are 3 more games of cribbage being played than games of chess being played. How many of each game are being played
60 people, 4 people play a match of cribbage, so if theres 3 more matched than chess we can subtract that from the total 60 to get the answer. 3x4=12 60-12=48, 2 people per chess game and 4 people per cribbage game add them 6, 48 divided by 6 since its an even amount now, 48/6=8 add 8 matched to the remaining 3 for the cribbage.
The answer would be C (P=T/2). This can be explained by examining the ratio. If you were to put in the answer of T = 12, then you would be looking for T/2 or 6, assuming we're giving them each half of the amount original held by grandmother.
