Question

there Are four children in a family, the sum of the squares of the ages of the three youngest children equals the square of the age of the oldest child. How old are all the children.
It's a double application of the Pythagoras theorem:

3²+4²=5²
and
5²+12²=13²

Can you take it from here?
no
i dont understand

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