Together, Andrea and Brian weigh p pounds; Brian weighs 12 pounds more than Andrea. Brian and Andrea's dog, Cubby, weighs p/4 pounds more than Andrea. In terms of p, what is Cubby's weight in pounds?	Choose the correct choice from the following.
A) p/2 - 10  B) 3p/4 - 6  C) 3p/2 - 5  D) 5p/4 - 10  E) 5p - 5
Together, Andrea and Brian weigh p pounds --&gt; A + B = p.   Brian weighs 10 pounds more than Andrea --&gt; B = A + 12 --&gt; A + (A + 12) = p --&gt; A = (p - 12)/2 = p/2 - 6.   Brian and Andrea's dog, Cubby, weighs p/4 pounds more than Andrea --&gt; C = A + p/4 = (p/2 - 6) + p/4 = 3p/4 -6.   Answer: 3p/4 - 6.
<result>B</result>
Together, Andrea and Brian weigh p pounds; Brian weighs 12 pounds more than Andrea. Brian and Andrea's dog, Cubby, weighs p/4 pounds more than Andrea. In terms of p, what is Cubby's weight in pounds?