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Direction: Study the information given carefully and answer the question given below.
P @ Q means P is the father of Q.
P # Q means P is the mother of Q.
P $ Q means P is the husband of Q.
P % Q means P is the wife of Q.
P & Q means P is the son of Q.
P * Q means P is the daughter of Q.
P = Q means P is the sister of Q.
P + Q means P is the brother of Q.
In expression 'R # P = S # Q + J (?) T; R % M @ S % T'
What will come in the place of the '?' to satisfy J is the child of T?
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*
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Either 1 or 2
Either 2 or 3
- R # P = S # Q + J (?) T:
- R is the mother of P.
- P is the sister of S.
- S is the mother of Q.
- Q is the brother of J.
- We need J to be a child of T.
- R % M @ S % T:
- R is the wife of M.
- M is the father of S.
- S is the wife of T.
Given that S is the wife of T, J can be either their son or daughter. This means that either P & Q or P * Q can satisfy J being a child of T.
- Option 1 (&): J is the son of T.
- Option 2 (*): J is the daughter of T.
- Answer: Either 1 or 2 is correct given J can be either son or daughter of T.
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