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A family has 4 children that are all girls. what are the chances of the fifth child being a boy? Considering the genetic cross

A family has 4 children that are all girls. what are the chances of the fifth child being a boy? Considering the genetic cross
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A family has 4 children that are all girls. what are the chances of the fifth child being a boy? Considering the genetic cross

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the answer should be 50%.

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User Kolam
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50%

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