Mathematics

Roland Torres

21 May, 10:48

Assuming that the probability of giving birth to a boy or girl is 50% (that is equally likely to have a boy or girl), find:

a. the probability that my fourth child is my second son.

b. the probability that my tenth child is my sixth son.

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