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Mathematics, 20.02.2020 23:34 keshan3000

It is commonly assumed that babies are equally likely to come as either a boy or a girl. This is not true. Actually, about 51.3% of all babies are boys. If a family has two children (not twins), what is the probability they have one boy and one girl?

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