Suppose that the sex of a child is determined by chance where the probability[mal
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Suppose that the sex of a child is determined by chance where the probability[male gender] = probability[female gender] = ½. Suppose further that the gender of one child does not influence the gender of another child; that is, the genders of children may be assumed to be independent. Of families with six children what proportion will have three boys and three girls?
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