Assume a man has a .50 chance of fathering a boy and a .50 chance of fathering

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Assume a man has a .50 chance of fathering a boy and a .50 chance of fathering a girl. He fathers three children. What is the probability that
a. All three will be girls,
b. Exactly two will be girls, and
c. At least two will be girls?
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Statistics Alive

ISBN: 9781412979504

2nd Edition

Authors: Wendy J. Steinberg

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