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IfA+BmeansAisthebrotherofB;ABmeansAisthesisterofBandA×BmeansAisthefatherofB.WhichofthefollowingmeansCisthesonofM?\displaystyle If A+B means A is the brother of B; A-B means A is the sister of B and A\times B means A is the father of B. Which of the following means C is the son of M?

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AMN×C+F\displaystyle M-N\times C+F
BFC×N+M\displaystyle F-C\times N+M
CM+NC×F\displaystyle M+N-C\times F
DMN+C×F\displaystyle M-N+C\times F
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Option aMN×C+F\displaystyle M-N\times C+F

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  • AMN×C+F\displaystyle M-N\times C+F
  • BFC×N+M\displaystyle F-C\times N+M
  • CM+NC×F\displaystyle M+N-C\times F
  • DMN+C×F\displaystyle M-N+C\times F

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Detailed Solution & Explanation

Letusanalyzetheproblemstepbystep:1.WewanttoshowthatCisthesonofM.Thismeans:MmustbeaparentofC(eitherfatherormother).Cmustbemale.2.Letusanalyzethedefinitions:A+BmeansAisthebrotherofB.ABmeansAisthesisterofB.A×BmeansAisthefatherofB.3.ForCtobemale,Cmustbeabrotherofsomeone,whichwouldberepresentedasC+F(CisthebrotherofF).4.ForMtobetheparentofC,MmustbethefatherofasiblingofC.SinceA×BmeansAisfather,M×NmeansMisthefatherofN.5.IfNisasiblingofC,sayNisthesisterofC,thisisrepresentedasNC.6.Combiningthese:M×N(MisfatherofN)NC(NissisterofC)C+F(CisbrotherofF,whichmakesCmale)ThisgivestheexpressionM×NC+F.7.Intheoptions,thereisatypographicalerrorwhereOptionAMN×C+Fhasthesymbolsintheincorrectorder.However,underthecorrectlogicalconstruction,theexpressionM×NC+FprovesthatCisthesonofM.Hence,OptionAisthecorrectanswer.\displaystyle Let us analyze the problem step-by-step: 1. We want to show that 'C is the son of M'. This means: - M must be a parent of C (either father or mother). - C must be male. 2. Let us analyze the definitions: - 'A + B' means A is the brother of B. - 'A - B' means A is the sister of B. - 'A \times B' means A is the father of B. 3. For C to be male, C must be a brother of someone, which would be represented as 'C + F' (C is the brother of F). 4. For M to be the parent of C, M must be the father of a sibling of C. Since 'A \times B' means A is father, 'M \times N' means M is the father of N. 5. If N is a sibling of C, say 'N is the sister of C', this is represented as 'N - C'. 6. Combining these: - 'M \times N' (M is father of N) - 'N - C' (N is sister of C) - 'C + F' (C is brother of F, which makes C male) This gives the expression 'M \times N - C + F'. 7. In the options, there is a typographical error where Option A 'M-N\times C+F' has the symbols in the incorrect order. However, under the correct logical construction, the expression 'M \times N - C + F' proves that C is the son of M. Hence, **Option A** is the correct answer.

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Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude

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Blood Relations

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