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how do you play the game??
I got it now
is it 3,3,8?
At a party, a guest asks the age of the hosts three children. The host tells the guest the following information:
Assume each child is a whole number age;
The product of their ages is 72;
The sum of their ages is the same as my house number.
The guest goes outside and looks at the house number. Upon returning, the guest indicates that he still needs additional information. The host then says "Oops, I forgot to tell you that the oldest is the only one that likes vanilla ice cream." You now have all the information to determine the ages of the children. How old is each child?
Please help! This is extra credit, and im only a 5th grader
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Given the above pyramid of numbers, What would be the next 2 lines?
need to do this, but its just to hard an i have no clue
sorry, still dont really get it. im only a 5th grader, but i understand some of it
this is a tough extra credit problem... and i still don't get how to do it.
Find all integers between 100 and 1000 such that each digit is a different odd number and the sum of the cubes of the digits is the original three-digit number.
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