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Chandra Kishan and his wife Meera have a family of three generations comprising thirteen members of whom six are female members. Some of Chandra Kishan’s children are married and none of his grand children are married.

Meera has a daughter-in-law named Amia and two sons-in-law, one being Buttler

Ramakrishna’s brother is Devesh, who has two nephews and two nieces-one being Maya.

Priyanka Devesh’s sister has two children.

Amia, who is sister-in-law to Devesh has four nephew and nieces.

Manohar who is married to Geeta in the family has a daughter Indira and a son.

Joy has a sister and two cousins, Akash and Indira.

Akash is the son of ______.

Option 1 -

Geeta

Option 2 -

Ramakrishna

Option 3 -

Devesh

Option 4 -

Priyanka

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Correct Option - 1

Detailed Solution:

Given Chandra Kishan and Meera have a family comprising thirteen members. From the first point it can be inferred that there are three married couples in the second generation, i.e. a total of 6 persons. From the second point it can be inferred that the third generation consists of 4 persons.

The remaining one person must be of the second generation.

From second and sixth points, Maya, Joy, Akash and Indira belong third generation.

From second and fourth points, Ramakrishna and Devesh are the sons of Chandra Kishan, Amia is the wife of Ramakrishna.

From the fifth and sixth points, Geeta is the daughter of Chandra Kishan and is married to M

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