Referring to the same couple from the previous question, use random-variable notation to represent e
Question: Referring to the same couple from the previous question, use random-variable notation to represent each of the following events. Also, use the special addition rule and the probability distribution obtained in 15(b) to determine each event’s probability. What is the probability the couple has
(a) exactly two girls
(b) at least two girls
(c) at most two girls
(d) between one and three girls, inclusive
(e) children all of the same gender
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