CA Foundation · Quantitative Aptitude · Blood Relations
A and B are a married couple with two children, C and D. C is a son who is married to E. D is a daughter who is married to F. How is E related to D?
E is D's sister-in-law. C is D's brother, and E is married to C. The wife of a person's brother is that person's sister-in-law, so E holds this relation to D.
- ASister-in-lawCorrect
- BCousin
- CSister
- DDaughter-in-law
Explanation
C is D's brother, and E is C's wife. The wife of one's brother is one's sister-in-law. So E is D's sister-in-law. Daughter-in-law applies to E's relation with A and B, not with D.
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