Here's what we're given:

```
glop = 2 * grip
6 * glop = 4 * grab
```

And we want to find out what 1.5 * grab is in terms of grips, so we need to figure out what x is in:

```
1.5 * grab = x * grip
```

Because we care about the relationship of grabs and grips, we can extend what we're given to add a new fact, by substituting grips for glops.  We know 1 glop is the same as s grips, so let's replace the glop in the second given question with 2 grips:

```
glop = 2 * grip
6 * glop = 4 * grab

6 * (2 * grip) = 4 grab
12 * grip = 4 * grab
```

If 4 grabs is the same as 12 grip, that must mean that 1 grab is the same as 3 grip:

```
3 * grip = grab
```

The question we need to answer is how many whole grips are in 1.5 grabs, so:

```
1.5 * (3 grip) = 1.5 * grab
=> 4.5 grip = 1.5 grab
```

Since we only what "whole" grips, we can discard the ".5" part of 4.5, leaving us 4 whole grips.
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