In a certain code language,

A + B means ‘A is the Brother’s Wife of B’

A – B means ‘A is the Sister of B’

A × B means ‘A is the Wife of B’

A ÷ B means ‘A is the Daughter of B’

Based on the above, how is G related to Q if ‘G + K – L ÷ M × Q’?

Correct Answer: Son's wife

Step-by-step Explanation:

Let's break down the given expression G + K – L ÷ M × Q step-by-step using the provided relations:

1. G + K: 'A + B means A is the Brother's Wife of B'. So, G + K means G is the wife of K's brother. This implies G is female, and her husband is K's brother.

2. K – L: 'A – B means A is the Sister of B'. So, K – L means K is the sister of L. Therefore, K, L, and G's husband are all siblings.

3. L ÷ M: 'A ÷ B means A is the Daughter of B'. So, L ÷ M means L is the daughter of M. Since L is the sibling of G's husband, M is the mother of G's husband.

4. M × Q: 'A × B means A is the Wife of B'. So, M × Q means M is the wife of Q. Since M is the mother of G's husband, Q is the father of G's husband (Q's son).

Conclusion:

Since G is married to Q's son, G is Q's Son's wife.