A question is given followed by two Statements I and II.
ConsidertheQuestionandtheStatementsandmark the correct option.
Question:
How is Q related to P?
Statement I: P has two sisters, R and S.
Statement II: R’s father is the brother of Q.
Whichoneofthefollowingiscorrectinrespectofthe above Question and the Statements?

Correct Answer: The Question cannot be answered even using any of the Statements.

Step-by-Step Explanation:

1. Analyze the Question:
We need to determine the exact relationship of Q to P (i.e., whether Q is P's uncle, aunt, parent, etc.).

2. Analyze Statement I:
Statement I tells us: "P has two sisters, R and S."
This gives us information about P's siblings (R and S), but mentions nothing about Q.
Therefore, Statement I alone is not sufficient to answer how Q is related to P.

3. Analyze Statement II:
Statement II tells us: "R’s father is the brother of Q."
This tells us that Q is a sibling of R's father. However, it mentions nothing about P.
Therefore, Statement II alone is not sufficient to answer how Q is related to P.

4. Combine both Statements (I and II):
From Statement I, R is P's sister. This means R and P share the same father.
From Statement II, R's father (who is also P's father) is the brother of Q.
This tells us that Q is a sibling of P's father.
However, the gender of Q is not specified (Q could be male or female). Thus, Q could be the uncle (father's brother) or aunt (father's sister) of P.
Since the gender of Q is unknown, we cannot determine the exact relationship of Q to P even when using both statements together.

Conclusion:
The Question cannot be answered even using both of the Statements together.