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The host of the party was wonder what to do to make the party a little more interesting. So he though for a second, and he yelled out,"If anyone can solve this brain teaser, I will give you $20." This got the crowd's attention.
The host then thought for a minute, and he said,"If you can figure out the age of my 3 daughters, and my appartment number, from the clues I give you, you win!" He then stated the following clues:
1)The product of multiplying my daughter's ages together will give you the number 72.
2)The sum of my daughter's ages together will give you my appartment number.
A man in the crowd thought for a second, and had an idea. So he ran out and looked at the host's appartment number. He came running back in screaming,"Not enough information. Not enough information!"
The host realized his mistake. He then gave the next clue:
3)My oldest daughter LOVES strawberry pudding.
From the information about, figure out the ages of the host's daughters and the appartment number of the host. You must prove why you came up with your answer.
My clue:
There may be twins.
Whole numbers only.
Paden Roder
Once again, I may have, by accident, left little details out. If you are having trouble, just ask.
The host then thought for a minute, and he said,"If you can figure out the age of my 3 daughters, and my appartment number, from the clues I give you, you win!" He then stated the following clues:
1)The product of multiplying my daughter's ages together will give you the number 72.
2)The sum of my daughter's ages together will give you my appartment number.
A man in the crowd thought for a second, and had an idea. So he ran out and looked at the host's appartment number. He came running back in screaming,"Not enough information. Not enough information!"
The host realized his mistake. He then gave the next clue:
3)My oldest daughter LOVES strawberry pudding.
From the information about, figure out the ages of the host's daughters and the appartment number of the host. You must prove why you came up with your answer.
My clue:
There may be twins.
Whole numbers only.
Paden Roder
Once again, I may have, by accident, left little details out. If you are having trouble, just ask.