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The board of directors of a closely-held company consists of five family members: Samar, Kiran, Harpreet, Daksh, and Ekta. The following relational conditions apply:

- Daksh is the son of Kiran, but Kiran is not the mother of Daksh.
- Samar and Kiran are a married couple.
- Ekta is the sibling of Kiran.
- Harpreet is the daughter of Samar.

Based on these statements, what is the exact relationship of Ekta to Harpreet?

  1. Paternal uncle or paternal auntCevap
  2. B
    Paternal aunt
  3. C
    Maternal aunt
  4. D
    Maternal uncle or maternal aunt

Cevap

Paternal uncle or paternal aunt
Based on the given statements, Kiran is the father and Samar is the mother of the children (Daksh and Harpreet). Ekta is described as the sibling of Kiran (the father), placing Ekta on the paternal side. Since the term 'sibling' provides no gender information, and we cannot assume gender from the name 'Ekta', the exact relationship must account for both possibilities: paternal uncle or paternal aunt.

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1
Determine Kiran's exact parental role from the first statement.
Kiran is Daksh's father.
The statement explicitly notes Daksh is the son, but Kiran is NOT the mother. Therefore, Kiran must be the father.
2
Determine Samar's role based on the marriage condition.
Samar is Daksh's mother.
Since Samar and Kiran are married, and Kiran is the father, Samar takes the role of the mother.
3
Determine Harpreet's position in the family tree.
Harpreet is the daughter of Kiran and Samar (Daksh's sister).
Harpreet is stated to be the daughter of Samar (the mother), which means she is also the daughter of Kiran (the father).
4
Determine Ekta's relation to Harpreet based on Ekta's relation to Kiran.
Ekta is Harpreet's paternal uncle or paternal aunt.
Ekta is the sibling of Kiran (the father). Because the word 'sibling' does not denote gender, Ekta's exact gender remains unknown, making Ekta either a paternal uncle or paternal aunt.

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Logical deduction of family structures without relying on name-based gender assumptions
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