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From: wall@fortune.UUCP (Jim Wall)
Newsgroups: net.puzzle
Subject: New puzzle
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Date: Wed, 26-Oct-83 13:50:30 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 26 13:50:30 1983
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This comes from the latest 'Discover' magazine, my kind of puzzle.

  A census taker comes to a persons house and asks him the age of
his three daughters. The man replies that the product of their ages
(whole numbers only) is 72. And that the sum of their ages is his
house number. The census taker replied that this wasn't enough 
information to solve the problem. In that case, the man of the house
said, the eldest loves chocolate milk.

What are the ages of the three girls?
					-Jim

Solution to follow in a few days....