There is a family of six members A, B, C, D, E and F <br /> There are two married couples in the family and the family members represent three generations. <br /> Each member has a distinct choice of colour amongst Green, Yellow, Black, Red, White and Pink<br /> No lady member likes either Green or White.<br /> C, who likes Black colour, is the daughter-in-law of E.<br /> B is the brother of F and son of D and likes Pink<br /> A is the grandmother of F and F does not like Red.<br /> Wife of the husband having a choice for Green colour likes Yellow.<br /> Which of the following is true about F?
Step-by-step Solution:
Note: This question is flawed as the information given is not sufficient to definitively determine the gender of F. The solution below shows the derived family structure and explains the ambiguity.
To answer this, we need to build the family tree by combining the clues about relationships and then assign attributes like gender and colour.
A step-by-step analysis of the clues reveals the following three-generation family structure:
The final family tree is:
The question asks which statement is true for F. From the tree, we know F is the child of C and the sibling of B. This means the question of whether F is the "Brother of B" or "Sister of B" depends on F's gender.
After analyzing all the clues, including those about colour preferences, there is no information that determines the gender of F. Both scenarios (F being male or F being female) are logically possible without creating a contradiction.
Final Answer : The statement that is considered true is that F is the Brother of B.