[Puzzle] Just a fun logic puzzle. No games as a reward.

I'm very interested to hear the answer on this one.

2, 3 and 6.

The key information is that there IS an oldest daughter (the other solution is that there could be two six year old twins, and a one year old).

Of course, we are discounting the possibility that "oldest" just meant the first twin out of the hatch...

But if we give the answer away here, no one else will bother with the puzzle...

Hehe crazy coincidence yesterday someone gave me that puzzle although the setup was quite different, the solution is the same. Won't spoil it tho. Unless you actually were on the chat then and saw that riddle just made a different setup for it

Wouldn't the friend answering already know the address number of the restaurant? If that's the case, would we not also need that information? Otherwise, all I know if there IS an oldest, and I should multiply numbers until I hit 36 (3 4 3, 6 2 3, 12 1 3, 9 2 2, etc). Assuming that two of them are twins, 3,3,4 or 2,2,9 would make more sense. If neither are, it would be 2,3,6 or 1,3,12. The only logical conclusion I can get from the glasses is two lenses that are similar = twins. I could be totally wrong, however.

EDIT: Some of what I've said has been referenced, and it appears I've missed two combinations.

If it helps...

Possible sets:

• 1, 1, 36 (not likely)
• 1, 2, 18 (not likely)
• 1, 3, 12
• 1, 4, 9
• 1, 6, 6
• 2, 2, 9
• 2, 3, 6
• 3, 3, 4 (See, I knew I missed one)

The answer can only be one of these. Which one, and why?

2,3 and 6 isn't it?

I'm not doing your homework for you! o_O

Ah, right, I see what you did there. We don't need the address? Ok. :D
But I'm too lazy right now to do even a little bit of math for that, so, yeah, will wait and see if it was right.

PS: Never mind, others did the math already- 2, 2, 9?