Why is this answer 3/8. Why do you add 1/8 three times? How would this question be worded for the answer to be 1/8? what is the probabilityof having two daughtersand 1 Son?Child #1 = of being1/2XXChild #2 == of beingXXChild #3=-=1/2 of beingXY111 myCorrect answer=My answer3

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