Bullet game
Three friends were playing bullets. They did not have the same number of marbles at the start of the game. They had them in a ratio of 2:7:5, while Mike and Jano had a total of 77 bullets. How many marbles did their friend Peter have at the beginning? Could everyone have the same number of bullets at the end of the game?
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