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What is the probability of having one boy out of 3 children?
question_answer Answers(3) The probability that each child will be a boy is 1/2. The probability that each child will be a girl is 1/2. The probability of at least 1 boy = 1 – the probability of no boys. boys which = 3/8 + 3/8 + 1/8 = 7/8.
What is the probability that the family has more than one child?
On the other hand, if the birthday party is only for fifth-grade girls, you get a different answer. Assuming there are no siblings who are both in the fifth grade, the answer in this case is 1/2. The child in fifth grade is a girl, but the other child has probability 1/2 of being a girl.
What is the probability of all three children being girls?
The probability of all three children being girls is the same as that as being all boys, 1 8. And so the probability of the children being all boys or all girls is: P (all boys or all girls) = 1 8 + 1 8 = 1 4
How many possible combinations of 2 boys and a girl?
As we have seen from the other answers, there are 3 permutations out of 8 which contain 2 boys and a girl. But what if we looked at the combinations instead? The combinations of 2 genders among 3 children are: 2 girls, 1 boy can be rearranged, and the boy can have 3 positions (youngest, middle or oldest).
What is the probability that the dominant phenotype will be dominant?
PROBABILITY/STATISTICS IN INHERITANCE. We know that when two people who are both heterozygous for a simple Mendelian autosomal gene alpha have a child, the probability that the child will show the dominant phenotype is 3/4. Let’s ask a somewhat more complex question. If this couple has a total of four children,…
Do the permutations ask for the number of boys and girls?
Or in this case, we are asking for the number of boys and girls, rather than the order that they appeared. The Permutations do consider order, so that would be more like a code for a safe that must be done in order, or the letters in a password, or in this case the sequence of genders where BGB would be a different sequence to GBB.