Your neighbor has two children. You learn that one of them is a boy, where is the chance that he has two boys? (We can assume that the chance of being a boy is the same as being a girl). The answer is different than the one for the previous question. Another way to ask this question would be: given that the children are not both girls what is the chance they are both boys. (Round using 2 decimal places) Hint: The box [(b, b), (b,g), (g,b), (g,g)] could be useful. Now, find the conditional probabi lity of getting two boys, given that at least one boy should be there