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‘F + C’ means ‘F is sister of C’,
‘F – C’ means ‘F is the husband of C’,
‘F × C’ means ‘F is the father of C’,
‘F ÷ C’ means ‘F is the daughter of C’.

If ‘R + T ÷ P × Q’, then what is the relationship of P to R?

  1. A
    Brother
  2. B
    Sister
  3. C
    Mother
  4. D
    Father

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let's decode the expression ‘R + T ÷ P × Q’:
P × Q: P is the father of Q.

T P: T is the daughter of P. Thus, T and Q are siblings.

R + T: R is the sister of T. This means R, T, and Q are all children of P.

Since R is the daughter of P, P must be the father of R (as P is male because P is the father of Q).

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‘F + C’ means ‘F is sister of C’,
‘F – C’ means ‘F is the husband of C’,
‘F × C’ means ‘F is the father of C’,
‘F ÷ C’ means ‘F is the daughter of C’.

If ‘R + T ÷ P × Q’, then what is the relationship of P to R?
A
Brother
B
Sister
C
Mother
D
Father

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