These questions are based on the following information
:'P@Q' means 'P is the mother of Q'.
'P©Q' means 'Q is the brother of P'.
'P#Q' means 'Pis the daughter of Q'.
'P=Q' means 'Q is the sister of P'.
'P£Q' means 'P is the son of Q'.
'P`star`Q' means 'Pis the father of Q'.
Which of the following indicates that 'C is the paternal uncle ofD'?

Options

A. C£V#N@L©D
B. C£V£L@N©D
C. D£L£N@V©C
D. D£N#V@L©C

Answer

C

Explanation

Option (a) : C £ V`rArr` C is the son of V.
V # N `rarr` V is the daughter of N.
N @ L `rArr` N is the mother of L.
L © D `rArr` D is the brother of L.

So, .C is the nephew of .D..
Option (b): C £ V,.. C is the son V.
V £ L `rArr` V is the son of L.
L @ N `rArr` L is the mother of N.
N © D `rArr` D is the brother of N.

So, .C is the nephew of .D..
Option (c) : D £ L = D is the son of L.
L £ N = L is the son of N.
N @ V = N is the mother of V.
V © C = C is the brother of V.

Therefore, .C is the paternal uncle of .D..
Option (d): D £ N =D is the son of N.
N #V `rArr` N is the daughter of V.
V @ L `rArr` V is the mother of L.
L © C `rArr` C is the brother of L.

So, .C is the maternal uncle of .D..
Therefore, option (c) represents the required relationship