Refer to the information provided below‘M + N’ mens ‘M’ is father of ‘N’ ‘M - N’ means ‘M’ is daughter of ‘N’ ‘M X N’ means ‘M is son of N’ ‘M ÷ N’ means ‘M is wife of ‘N’ How is D related to G in the ex ?->(Show Answer!)

1. Refer to the information provided below‘M + N’ mens ‘M’ is father of ‘N’ ‘M - N’ means ‘M’ is daughter of ‘N’ ‘M X N’ means ‘M is son of N’ ‘M ÷ N’ means ‘M is wife of ‘N’ How is D related to G in the expression D - F + G ?

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By: anil on 05 May 2019 02.23 am

D is the sister of G
Hence, option B is the correct answer.

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