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There are six children playing football namely A, B, C, D, E and F. A & E are brothers. F is sister of E. C is the only son of A's uncle. B & D are daughters of the brother of C's father. How D is related to A?

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AUncle
BCousin
CNiece
DSister
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Correct Answer

Option dSister

All Options:

  • AUncle
  • BCousin
  • CNiece
  • DSister

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Let us systematically analyze the given relationships to determine how D is related to A. Step 1: Identify the initial relationships from the first two statements. "A & E are brothers." This implies: * A is male. * E is male. * A and E are siblings. "F is sister of E." This implies: * F is female. * F, E, and A are siblings. So, A (male), E (male), and F (female) are siblings. Let their common parent be P. Step 2: Analyze the third statement to introduce C and A's uncle. "C is the only son of A's uncle." * A's uncle is the brother of A's father (P). Let A's father be P1. Then A's uncle is P1's brother. Let's call A's uncle as U1. * C is the only son of U1. * Therefore, C is male. * C is A's paternal cousin (son of A's father's brother). Step 3: Analyze the fourth statement to introduce B and D and connect them to the existing family structure. "B & D are daughters of the brother of C's father." * From Step 2, C's father is U1 (A's uncle). * The brother of C's father (U1) is P1 (A's father). * So, B and D are daughters of P1 (A's father). * This implies B is female and D is female. * Since P1 is the father of A (from Step 1, where P was used for the common parent, now specified as P1), B and D are also children of P1. Step 4: Consolidate all relationships to determine the family structure. From Step 1, A, E, F are children of P1. From Step 3, B, D are also children of P1. Therefore, A, B, C, D, E, F are related as follows: * P1 is the father of A, B, D, E, F. * A is male. * B is female. * D is female. * E is male. * F is female. * U1 is P1's brother. * C is the son of U1. Step 5: Determine the relationship between D and A. From Step 4, D is a child of P1, and A is also a child of P1. This means D and A are siblings. Since D is female, D is the sister of A. Step 6: Compare with the given options. (A) Uncle - Incorrect. (B) Cousin - Incorrect. (C

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Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude

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5 Marks

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Blood Relations

This chapter covers Blood Relations and is part of Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude in the CA Foundation exam.

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