Post by tarathian123 on May 6, 2017 15:20:55 GMT
@ volver - the Joel riddle:
Had to look, but your answer is wrong...
Had to look, but your answer is wrong...
You said:But the puzzle says specifically that:
a) "The sum of my sons' ages is 13."
b) "The product of their ages [referring to the sons] is 36."
Agreed that same-sex twins (boys) would make both equations right, but the oldest son singular likes hot dogs. Unless you're counting minutes between births they're bothat the same age.
Where did the girl come from?
Two of the kids are twins, aged 6, one is a boy, the other one is a girl.
The third kid is 1 year old.
That sums up to 13 and makes the product of 36.
The older son (presuming that the 1-year-old kid is also a boy) loves hotdogs, but not only one of his kids love hotdogs (the girl, too?)
The third kid is 1 year old.
That sums up to 13 and makes the product of 36.
The older son (presuming that the 1-year-old kid is also a boy) loves hotdogs, but not only one of his kids love hotdogs (the girl, too?)
a) "The sum of my sons' ages is 13."
b) "The product of their ages [referring to the sons] is 36."
Agreed that same-sex twins (boys) would make both equations right, but the oldest son singular likes hot dogs. Unless you're counting minutes between births they're bothat the same age.
Where did the girl come from?