Discussion
Read the following information carefully to choose the most appropriate answer for the question.
'X+Y' means that 'X is sister of Y'.
'X÷Y' means that 'X is daughter-in-law of Y'.
'X*Y' means that 'X is husband of Y'.
'X−Y' means that 'X is wife of Y'.
Which of the following means A is the son of M ?
Answer: B
The expression is A*U÷J*M.
Decode it link by link:
- A*U: A is the husband of U.
- U÷J: U is the daughter-in-law of J.
- J*M: J is the husband of M.
U is the daughter-in-law of J and his wife M, and U's husband is A, so A is the son of J and M, and therefore the son of M.
The first and third options begin with A÷ or A−, which make A a daughter-in-law or a wife, so A would be female. In the last option, A is the husband of U, U is J's sister, and J is M's wife, which makes A the husband of M's wife's sister, not M's son.
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