Mathematics, 12.03.2021 18:50 densliverdensentos

Kiran, Mai, and Tyler went to their school carnival. They all won chips that they could exchange for prizes. Kiran won 2/3 as many chips as Jada, Mai won 4 times as many chips as Kiran. Tyler won half as many chips as Mai. If Jada won 42 chips, how many chips did Tyler, Kiran, and Mai each win?

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