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From: dianna smith <dlittlegranny@yahoo.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2001032302:30:29 Subject: tree diagram if a new family with two children move into a home across the street, is it more likely that there will be two boys, two girls, or that there will be one boy and one girl if the new family ahs three children, what is the likelihood that all of them wiil be girls? boys? two girls and one boy? two boys and one girl? what if there were four childre, what is the likelihood of all girls? all boys? and each combination of boys and girls? can you do a tree diagram for these problems would appreciate it very much i need one for each question.
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