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- 21fc7fac8ba4acc5bb6e2e9ac93e4be6f247b6a999f710d89da6dfebd1a2f0bf accessdate "2010-01-20".
- 21fc7fac8ba4acc5bb6e2e9ac93e4be6f247b6a999f710d89da6dfebd1a2f0bf author "Question posed to parents by Mr. Pease".
- 21fc7fac8ba4acc5bb6e2e9ac93e4be6f247b6a999f710d89da6dfebd1a2f0bf date "2010-10-07".
- 21fc7fac8ba4acc5bb6e2e9ac93e4be6f247b6a999f710d89da6dfebd1a2f0bf isCitedBy Summit_High_School_(New_Jersey).
- 21fc7fac8ba4acc5bb6e2e9ac93e4be6f247b6a999f710d89da6dfebd1a2f0bf publisher "Summit High School".
- 21fc7fac8ba4acc5bb6e2e9ac93e4be6f247b6a999f710d89da6dfebd1a2f0bf quote "Here's David Pease's problem: if x, y and z are positive; if xy=24, xz=48, and yz=72, what's x + y + z? Correct answer: 22. One parent didn't know; another got it right.".
- 21fc7fac8ba4acc5bb6e2e9ac93e4be6f247b6a999f710d89da6dfebd1a2f0bf title "Mathematics problem".