This document provides information on important family relationships and types of blood relation problems. It defines common relationships like brother, sister, uncle, aunt, grandparents, and in-laws. It also describes 3 types of blood relation problems:
1) Single person blood relations - relationships between two people deduced from a sentence.
2) Mixed blood relations - relationships depending on more than two people shown in a diagram.
3) Coded blood relations - relationships represented by codes that must be analyzed. Examples and diagrams are provided to demonstrate how to solve each type of problem. Understanding family relationships is key to solving all blood relation problems.
Sexuality and The Mormon Marriage - Segullah - Writings by Latter-Day Saint Women Sexuality and The Mormon Marriage - A Monthly Literary Journal, Now Online
This document provides information on important family relationships and types of blood relation problems. It defines common relationships like brother, sister, uncle, aunt, grandparents, and in-laws. It also describes 3 types of blood relation problems:
1) Single person blood relations - relationships between two people deduced from a sentence.
2) Mixed blood relations - relationships depending on more than two people shown in a diagram.
3) Coded blood relations - relationships represented by codes that must be analyzed. Examples and diagrams are provided to demonstrate how to solve each type of problem. Understanding family relationships is key to solving all blood relation problems.
This document provides information on important family relationships and types of blood relation problems. It defines common relationships like brother, sister, uncle, aunt, grandparents, and in-laws. It also describes 3 types of blood relation problems:
1) Single person blood relations - relationships between two people deduced from a sentence.
2) Mixed blood relations - relationships depending on more than two people shown in a diagram.
3) Coded blood relations - relationships represented by codes that must be analyzed. Examples and diagrams are provided to demonstrate how to solve each type of problem. Understanding family relationships is key to solving all blood relation problems.
This document provides information on important family relationships and types of blood relation problems. It defines common relationships like brother, sister, uncle, aunt, grandparents, and in-laws. It also describes 3 types of blood relation problems:
1) Single person blood relations - relationships between two people deduced from a sentence.
2) Mixed blood relations - relationships depending on more than two people shown in a diagram.
3) Coded blood relations - relationships represented by codes that must be analyzed. Examples and diagrams are provided to demonstrate how to solve each type of problem. Understanding family relationships is key to solving all blood relation problems.
Mothers (or) Fathers Daughter Sister Mothers brother Maternal Uncle Fathers Brother Paternal uncle Mothers (or) Fathers sister Aunt Mothers (or) Fathers father Grand father Mothers (or) Fathers other Grand other Sons !ife Daughter in la! Daughters husband Son in la! "usbands (or) #ifes father Father in la! "usbands (or) #ifes other Mother in la! "usbands (or) #ifes brother Brother in la! "usbands (or) #ifes sister Sister in la! Sisters husband Brother in la! Brothers (or) Sisters son $e%he! Brothers (or) Sisters daughter - $iece TYPE OF PROBLEMS : 1. SINGLE PERSON BLOOD RELATIONS
2. MIXED BLOOD RELATIONS 3. CODED BLOOD RELATIONS 1. SINGLE PERSON BLOOD RELATIONS (SPBR): &hese are 'elations bet!een t!o %eo%le onl() DIRECT SPBR : Brea* the gi+en sentence at is/was/as and resol+e it fro last %oint to is/was/as to get eas( solution for the %roble) ,arefull( obser+e the gi+en e-a%les) Ex - 1Pointing to a lad( 'a+i said./ She is the onl( daughter of the father of ( sisters brother/) "o! is she related to 'a+i0 So!"io# : Brea* the gi+en sentence at is) Fro the last. in the +ie! of 'a+i. M( sisters brother brother Father of brother father Daughter of father sister So.that becoes 1she is ( sister/ So$ a#sw%& is sis"%&. Ex-' : 2ohn introduces Mar( as the daughter of the onl( son of ( fathers !ife) "o! is Mar( related to 3ohn0 So!"io# : Brea* the gi+en sentence at as) 'esol+ing fro the last . 4n the +ie! of 3ohn. M( fathers !ife other 5nl( son of other hiself i)e) 3ohn Daughter of 3ohn daughter) So$ a#sw%& is (a!)*"%&. NOTE : Soeties the( ight as* li*e ho! is 3ohn related to Mar() 4n that case ans!er is father) So. dont a*e ans!ers !ithout clear understanding in this t(%e of %robles) INDIRECT SPBR : Brea* the gi+en sentence at is/was/as) 'esol+e the sentence fro last u%to is/was/as. And also resol+e the sentence fro the first u%to is /was/as. &hen (ou !ill get eas( solution) 5bser+e the belo! e-a%les) Ex-+ :Pointing to a an in the %hotogra%h. a #oan sa(s./ "is others onl( daughter is ( other/) "o! is an related to !oan0 So!"io# : Brea* the sentence at is. Fro the last. u% to is 6 ( other #oan7s other Fro the first. u% to is 6 his others onl( daughter his sister "is sister 8 !oans other) So$ "*% a#sw%& is Mo"*%&,s -&o"*%& i.%. .#/%. 4f he as*s li*e ho! is !oan related to that an0 &hen ans!er is sisters daughter i)e) niece) Ex-0 :4ntroducing Suresh. 9al%ana said.: "is brothers father is the onl( son of ( grandfather/) "o! is 9al%ana related to Suresh0 So!"io# : Brea* the sentence at is. Fro the last u% to is 6 &he onl( son of ( grandfather father Fro the first u% to is 6 his brothers father father Sureshs father 8 *al%anas father So. the( are brother ; sister) A#sw%& is sis"%&. NOTE : <i*e in the abo+e t(%e of %robles Fro either ends if it is li*e Father 8 Father Uncle8 Uncle Mother 8 Mother Aunt 8 Aunt &hen the( both a( be brothers= sisters= bother ; sister de%ending u%on their se-) '. MI1ED BLOOD RELATIONS : 4n this. utual blood relations de%ending on ore than t!o %ersons entioned) &hese t(%e of %robles can be sol+ed !ith the hel% of diagras) Follo! these s(bols in the diagra to a+oid confusion) 2 - Ma% /a#(i(a"% - - F%3a% /a#(i(a"% - Co!4% ------- - Sa3% )%#%&a"io# i.%.-&o"*%& 5-&o"*%& (o&) sis"%&-sis"%& (o&) sis"%& "o -&o"*%& 6666666 - Di77%&%#" )%#%&a"io#s i.%. 7a"*%&-so# (o&) 3o"*%&-so# (o&) 7a"*%& 5 (a!)*"%& (o&) Mo"*%& - (a!)*"%& &he follo!ing list of generation ight be hel%ful to (ou) Fi&s" )%#%&a"io# : G&a#( 7a"*%&$ G&a#( 3o"*%& S%/o#( )%#%&a"io# : Fa"*%&$ Mo"*%&$ .#/%$ A!#". T*i&( )%#%&a"io# : S%7$ Sis"%&$ B&o"*%&$ Sis"%& i# aw$ B&o"*%& i# aw Fo!&"* )%#%&a"io# : So#$ Da!)*"%&$ N%4*%w$ Ni%/%. Better to use the sae generation in one hori>ontal ro! in the diagras) E1 5 8 :A and B are brothers and , and D are sisters) As son is Ds brother) "o! is B related to ,0 So!"io#: B( using abo+e notations !e can dra! the belo! diagra) A.B are ta*en ?@ and , .D are ta*en as ?-) 4t sees that A.B belongs to one generation and ,.D belongs to another generation) So. A.B are ta*en in one hori>ontal ro! and ,.D are ta*en in other hori>ontal line) 4t sa(s that A is ,s father) Fathers brother is uncle) So$ a#sw%& is !#/%. Sometimes they might as !a"ag"a!h #$estio%s i% &'oo( "e'atio%s ty!e !"o&'ems. E1 5 9 : 'ead the inforation carefull( and ans!er the Auestion gi+en belo! it) B) A fail( consists of C ebers P. D . '. E. F. G) H) D is the son of ' but ' is not other of D) I) P and ' are arried cou%le) J) F is the brother of '. E is the daughter of P) K) G is the brother of P) :!%s"io#s : B) #ho is the brother in la! of '0 H) "o! an( feale ebers are there in the fail(0 I) "o! is D related to E0 J) "o! is F related to P0 So!"io#: Dra! the diagra !ith gi+en instructions belo!) B) D is son of ') dra! this one !ith thic* line in different hori>ontal ro!s) Both are ale so ta*e as@) H) Use L8M bet!een P and ' in sae ro!. because the( are cou%le) I) Add F to ' !ith dotted line in sae ro!) J) Add E to P !ith thic* line do!n!ards to different ro!) "ere. E is ??) K) Add G to P and ta*e G as ?@) C) So. D and E are brother ; sister) A#sw%&s : B) Brother in la! eans !ifes brother i)e) G H) &!o feale ebers are there !ith ?-? s(bols i)e) P and E) I) D is brother of E) J) F is husbands brother to P) i)e) brother in la!) NOTE : 4$ S5<N4$G M4EOD B<55D 'O<A&45$S MA9O SU'O &"A& F5U' D4AG'AM 4S 4$ ,5''O,& 'OP'OSO$&A&45$) CODED BLOOD RELATIONS : 4n this t(%e. relationshi%s re%resented b( codes and s(bols li*e @ . - . = . P) Fou ha+e to anal(se the reAuired relation based on the gi+en code) 4n this also (ou a( need diagraatic re%resentation of %roble to sol+e it) Use the sae re%resentation used in i-ed blood relations) 4n the coding eAuation better to sol+e the code fro last letter) Ex -; :4f P@D eans P is husband of D. P=D eans P is the sister of D. PPD eans P is the son of D) ho! is D related to A in DPB@,=A0 So!"io# : ,=A , is sister of D) B@,=A B is brother in la! of A (sisters husband brother in la!) DPB@,=A D is ne%he! of A (sisters husbands son eans sisters son i)e) ne%he!)) So$ a#sw%& is N%4*%w. FINAL NOTE : Fou should reeber all the relations to sol+e blood relations t(%e of %robles) #ithout *no!ing relations (ou cant do an(thing) 5ut of all t(%es. Single %erson blood relations are i%ortant in the %oint of e-ainations +ie!)
Sexuality and The Mormon Marriage - Segullah - Writings by Latter-Day Saint Women Sexuality and The Mormon Marriage - A Monthly Literary Journal, Now Online