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Randomly selecting a three-child family with either one or two girl children.

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If you're randomly selecting a three-child family with either one or two girl children, there are various possible combinations of children within such a family. The children can be boys (B) or girls (G). Here are some possible combinations:

1. GGB (Two girls, one boy)

2. GBG (One girl, one boy, one girl)

3. BGG (One boy, two girls)

These are the three possible combinations for a three-child family with either one or two girl children, assuming that the gender of each child is independent and equally likely.

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