Hi Chanchal lets start by understanding the relationships:Generations: There are four generations, with P as the eldest.Gender: There are equal numbers of males and females.Marriages: Five married couples are present.Relationships:M and N are daughters of K.Y is married to P's daughter.M is the aunt of W and Q.N's sibling has two daughters, only one of whom is married.V and O, as well as S and W, are married.X is N's female grandchild.L is K's great-grandchild.Q is X's uncle.T is married, but R is not.L and X do not share the same parents.Constructing the Family TreeStarting with the eldest generation:P: Head of the family.K: Daughter of P, mother of M and N.Generation 2:Y: Married to P's daughter (likely K).N's sibling: This person is a male and has two daughters.M's spouse: We don't have enough information to determine this.Generation 3:M: Daughter of K, aunt of W and Q.N: Daughter of K, grandmother of X.N's sibling's daughters: One is married, the other is not.Generation 4:W: Nephew or niece of M and N, married to S.Q: Nephew or niece of M and N, uncle of X.X: Granddaughter of N, female.L: Great-grandchild of K, male, not related to X.Approach:1. Analysis of the family tree problem: I broke down the given information and constructed a basic family tree to visualize the relationships.2. Strategies for solving family tree puzzles: I try creating visual representations, breaking down information, using elimination, working backwards, and practicing regularly.Example: I demonstrated how to apply these strategies to the given problem by starting with a basic family tree and adding individuals and relationships based on the clues.

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