This is a logic puzzle about family relationships. You are given information about how A, B, C, and D are related:
You are then asked to determine which of the following statements is true:
By constructing a family tree and analyzing the possible connections, we find that the only true statement is C: If E is another daughter of B, she would be A's sister.
The correct answer is (C) : If E is B's daughter, then she is A's sister
This logic puzzle asks you to identify the false statement among several options describing the relationship between A and D, who are related through a family tree.
Key information:
By constructing a family tree and carefully analyzing each statement, we can deduce that the only necessarily false statement is:
D (A is D's father's son's grand-daughter): This statement creates a paradox where A would be the granddaughter of her own potential daughter, which is impossible.
The correct answer is (D) : A is D's father's son's grand daughter