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P + Q means 'P is father of Q' P – Q means 'Pis mother of Q' P × Q means 'P is daughter of Q' P ÷Q means 'P is son of Q' Based on the above information, find out which of the given statements can be the reason's behind the assertion made below if it is given that 'A ÷ B – C × D' Assertion: A is brother of E? Reason 'A: D + E Reason B: E – C
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