Daughters
The man conducting the census asks a woman the age of her three daughters. The woman says when multiplying the age, get the number 72; if their ages add up, get a number of our house, as you see. The man says: That is not enough to calculate their ages. She says, "My oldest daughter has a cat with a wooden leg." The man replies: So now I know their age.
How old is her daughter?
How old is her daughter?
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