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TopicHelp me understand your reasoning in solving the following easy problem
iwantmyoldid
04/05/17 11:41:17 PM
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nurlen posted...
iwantmyoldid posted...
yutterh posted...
GB is the exact same as BG

They are NOT the same thing. At all.

Look at it this way, having a boy and and a girl (regarless of order) is twice as likely as having two of one type, which shows that GB is not the same as BG (They add up to make boy+girl(ignoring order) twice as likely)

Having a boy and a girl is as likely as having two of the same gender.

Lets say you have two kids. The first born is a boy then the second born can be boy or girl. Lets say it is a Boy, then you have BoyBoy. Let's say it is a girl, then you have BoyGirl. Lets say the First was a girl, then you can Have GirlGirl or Girl Boy. The sample space of two childrens contain 4 possibilities., two of which have a boy and a girl, so boy+girl is twice as likely.

Just look at the real world, how often do you see a family with two of the same sex compared to one of each?
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