Suppose a woman has a probability of .6 of giving birth to a boy and that the sex of one child is in
Question: Suppose a woman has a probability of .6 of giving birth to a boy and that the sex of one child is independent of the sex of another. If the woman has two children what is the probability that:
a. both will be girls
b. at least one boy?
c she will have a child of each sex?
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