Mathematics, 06.05.2020 15:57 carcon2019

Kiran, Mai, Jada, and Tyler went to their school carnival. They all won chips that they could exchange for prizes. Kiran won as many chips as Jada. Mai won 4 times as many chips as Kiran. Tyler won half as many chips as Mai.

Write an expression for the number of chips Tyler won. You should only use one variable: , which stands for the number of chips Jada won.

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