Clubhouse
A clubhouse contained only chairs and tables. Each chair had 4 legs and each table had 3 legs. A group of scouts arrived; each sat on a chair, 2 chairs were left empty, and the total number of legs in the room (people + furniture) was 101. How many chairs were in the clubhouse?
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