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Next CSE-PPT: 14 March 2027

In a code, "P + Q" means P is the father of Q, "P − Q" means P is the sister of Q, and "P × Q" means P is the brother of Q. What does "A + B − C" mean?

Correct answer: B. A is the father of C.

"A + B" means A is the father of B, and "B − C" means B is the sister of C. B and C are siblings, so A is the father of C as well.

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Answer and explanation

The correct answer is B. A is the father of C.

"A + B" means A is the father of B, and "B − C" means B is the sister of C. B and C are siblings, so A is the father of C as well.

Topic: Family Relations Puzzles MCQs · Subject: Analytical Ability