Question

A and his wife B have a family of three generations comprising thirteen members of whom six are female members. Some of A' s children are married and none of his grandchildren are married.B has a daughter-in-law named C and two son's- in-law, one being D. E's brother is F, who has two nephew's and two neices- one being G. K, F's sister has two children. C, who is sister- in-law to F has four nephews and nieces.H who is married to J in the family has a daughter M and a son. N has a sister and two cousins, L and M. L is the son of?​

Answer 1

L is the son of H and J

• A and B are grandparents or first generation.
• Where B is a female
• Coming to the second generation, C is a female.
• C is the daughter-in-law of B and wife of E. Thus E is the son of B.
• F is the brother of E. Hence the son of B. F have two nephews and two nieces. He is unmarried. Also, C is the sister-in-law of F
• H is married to J. So H can be one son-in-law of B. J can be the daughter of B.

• Also, it is told that D is one among the son in law of B. Here it is said that K is the sister of F, so the daughter of B and wife of D.
• There are 4 grandchildren for A and B.
• M is the daughter of H and J. They are also having a son who is L.
• M and L are cousins for N.
• So N and G are brother and sister respectively and children of D and K.
• From all the above we can find that M and L are sister and brother respectively and children of H and J.
• Also according to the given facts, we will get exactly six females they are B, C, K, J, M, and G.

Answer 2

Answer:

J and H are the parents of L.

Explanation:

After carefully observing, it can be said that -

• The first generation in the family is A and B who are a couple, where B is the wife.
• B has a daughter-in-law C, thus C is also a female.
• Also, C is the sister-in-law of F, and further going by the information, E is the husband of C.
• This implies, that E and F are the sons of A and B.
• It is possible that J is the daughter of A and B, hence H is their son-in-law.
• K and D are a couple as well, where K is the daughter of A and B.
• Thus, J, K, E, and F are siblings.
• N and G might be the children of K and D.
• It is given that N has L and M as Cousins.
• Now, H and J have a daughter M and a son.
• Since we do not have information about the children of C and E, and the marriage of F.
• We can conclude that L is the son of the couple H and J.

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