Question

In the expression "P × Q − T", how is T related to P?

• A. Daughter
• B. Sister
• C. Mother
• D. Can't be determined
• A. P × Q − S
• B. P + Q × S
• C. P × Q + S
• D. P × Q ÷ S

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

We are given the expression: \[ \text{"P × Q − T"} \] However, we are not told what the symbols × and − represent (e.g., father of, mother of, brother of, etc.). Without definitions for the operations or relationship rules, we cannot establish how T is related to P. Therefore, the relationship is: \[ \boxed{\text{Cannot be determined}} \]

Answer 2

Assuming the symbol meanings are:

× = son of
+ = child of
− = brother of
÷ = daughter of

Let’s decode: \[ P × Q + S \Rightarrow P \text{ is the son of Q, who is the child of S} \Rightarrow P \text{ is the grandson of S} \] Thus, the correct relation is: \[ \boxed{P \text{ is the grandson of S}} \]