I am dying from this question

Question

North Park was filled with people one Saturday. There were one third as many people skateboarding as there were biking. There were twice as many people biking as there were skating. There were one fourth as many people skating as there were playing softball. North Park was a popular place for softball. There were 60 people playing softball. How many people were skateboarding, biking, and skating? 

Answer 1

B = 3S

B= bikers

S=skateboarders

K= skaters

F = softballers=60

B= 2K

F= 4K

4 equations, 4 unknowns, there should be a unique solution

F=4K=60 softballers

K =60/4 = 15 skaters

B=2K = 2(15) = 30 bikers

B= 3S = 30

S = 10 skateboarders

grand total: 115

S+B+K = 10+30+15 = 55 skateboarders+bikers+skaters

or 115-F= 115-60= 55 S+B+K

Better to die laughing than dying from working this problem.

Better way to go. Although it might take the rest of your natural life to solve this problem, so that would extend your life span much better.