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Topic	Help me understand your reasoning in solving the following easy problem
nurlen 04/05/17 11:40:51 PM #73:	If no kids are born yet, all three combinations have the same likelihood of occuring, yes? Gg, bb, bg/gb. It's not bg & gb, it's one of each gender. Now, we know one combination can't happen in this case: bb. Two are left, with an equal chance. Gg & one of each. 50%. <cite>nurlen posted [p:876631533] in Help me un... [t:75200924]...</cite> <quote>If no kids are born yet, all three combinations have the same likelihood of occuring, yes? Gg, bb, bg/gb. It's not bg & gb, it's one of each gender. Now, we know one combination can't happen in this case: bb. Two are left, with an equal chance. Gg & one of each. 50%.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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