CA Foundation · Quantitative Aptitude · Blood Relations
In a family, P is the wife of Q, and R is the son of P. S is the wife of R. How is Q related to S?
Q is the father-in-law of S. P is Q's wife and R is P's son, so R is Q's son. S is R's wife, which makes S the daughter-in-law of Q, so Q is her father-in-law.
- AFather-in-lawCorrect
- BHusband
- CBrother-in-law
- DUncle
Explanation
P is Q's wife and R is P's son, so R is also Q's son (taking R as their child). S is R's wife, so S is Q's daughter-in-law. Hence Q is S's father-in-law. Brother-in-law is wrong because it needs a sibling link, which is absent.
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