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But an "F" on a math quiz is the same in every language and for every gender.Well, you know, in recent years there's been a lot of gender confusion.
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But an "F" on a math quiz is the same in every language and for every gender.Well, you know, in recent years there's been a lot of gender confusion.
Prob(two girls | at least one girl)
= Prob(at least one girl | two girls) * Prob(two girls) / Prob(at least one girl)
= Prob(at least one girl | two girls) * Prob(two girls) / (1 - Prob(no girls))
= 1 * (1/4) / (1 - 1/4)
= 1/3
Or so google says. I never would've guessed it.
I like your creative thinking, but that would have no bearing on the answer.maybe they were adopted?
I like your creative thinking, but that would have no bearing on the answer.
OK, so how many genders are there? Used to be a no-brainer when I was younger.But an "F" on a math quiz is the same in every language and for every gender.
Congrats on the first honest attempt to reason out the answer.Without using Google, here is is how I arrived at 25%.
The girl could be the older sibling or the younger sibling. Assuming she's the older sibling:
G G (younger sibling is a girl)
G B (younger sibling is a boy)
B G (N/A)
B B (N/A)
That's one in four.
But I could be wrong.
Nah, it's pretty darn easy. People make it harder than it is. Just a symbolic language, used to present logic. It is even written in complete sentences.math is hard
Show your work, young padawan.Not enough info - she's probably lying because you look so scary.
50% otherwise.
Hmm, no. 0% credit.I did, lol.
Math is hard.Congrats on the first honest attempt to reason out the answer.
Now, reason through it again, knowing that ALL the possible "B B" permutations have already been eliminated, as you met a female.
The only hard part of this type of mathematics is freeing yourself from preconceptions and mistaken assumptions. Understanding what information you have and don't have, and discerning what you can and cannot correctly infer from it.Math is hard.
Show your work
So you tried to Google the answer.
Don't need to. I could write a better article on probability than that. Those are the fruits of Secondary education.You didn't even read it.
F.
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