Question

If \( A + B \) means A is the sister of B;
A - B means A is the brother of B;
A \( \times \) B means A is the daughter of B;
Then which of the following shows the relation that 'E' is the maternal uncle of 'F'?

• A. \( D + F \times E \)
• B. \( D - F \times E \)
• C. \( D \times F + E \)
• D. \( D \times F - E \)

Hint:

To solve relation-based problems like this, carefully interpret the given symbols, paying attention to family relationships like brother, sister, and daughter. Follow the logic of how these relationships combine to form the desired connection.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Given the following relations:
- \( A + B \) means A is the sister of B,
- \( A - B \) means A is the brother of B,
- \( A \times B \) means A is the daughter of B.
We need to find the relation that shows 'E' is the maternal uncle of 'F'.
For 'E' to be the maternal uncle of 'F', the relation must imply that:
- D is the brother of F (since D is the male and the uncle),
- E is the sister of D (making E the maternal uncle).
Thus, the correct relation is \( D - F \times E \), where:
- \( D - F \) means D is the brother of F, and
- \( F \times E \) means F is the daughter of E.
Therefore, the correct answer is option (2).