SincYour assignment is to re-write the scenario in the Module 1 example(opens in a new tab) in a way that the correct answer becomes P = instead of 1/3. In your solution, include: 1. the revised or restated description of the scenario, 2. the rationale supporting the solution (i.e., why does this work?), and 3. an example of the calculation of the probability using an example based on the revised scenario.e we know one child is a girl, the solution uses conditional probability. Let A be the event that one child is a girl and B be the event that both children are girls. The sample space is {gg, gb, bg, bb}. By inspection, we can see that each event has a probability of . This can be confirmed using the multiplication rule as * = . Thus, P(A B) = P(gg) = and P(A) = P(gg, gb, bg) =