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out of 320 families with 5children each,what percentage would be expected to have(1) 2boys and 3 girls(2) at least one boy?Assume equal probability for each boy and girl

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Out of 800 families with 4 children each, what percentage would be expected to have (a) 2 boys and 2 girls, (h) at least I boy, (c) no girls, and (d ) at mot 2 girb? Asume equal probabilities for boys and...

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out of 320 families with 5children each,what percentage would be expected to have(1) 2boys and 3 girls(2) at least one boy?Assume equal probability for each boy and girl​

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out of 320 families with 5children each,what percentage would be expected to have(1) 2boys and 3 girls(2) at least one boy?Assume equal probability for each boy and girl