8. Yesterday in Dil-Chora Hospital a Pregnant Woman Gave a Twin Child (or Twin Baby) and atthe same time a Statistics Teacher Tossed a Coin. Thena) Draw a Tree Diagram[showing a Combined]b) Give the Sample Space, S. c) What is the probability that both Babies are Boys and a Head shown on the coin?d) What is the probability that both Babies are Girl and a Head shown on the coin?e) What is the probability that the Childs have different sex and a Tail shown on the coin?[[HINT: Denote the SEX of Babies by:- B=BOY, G=GIRLI[HINT: BT - Means SEX of the Baby is BOY and the Coin show up is Tail]

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Let B denotes the Boy G denotes the Girl H denotes the Head on Coin T denotes the tail on coin

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8. Yesterday in Dil-Chora Hospital a Pregnant Woman Gave a Twin Child (or Twin Baby) and at- the same time a Statistics Teacher Tossed a Coin. Then a) Draw a Tree Diagram[showing a Combined] b) Give the Sample Space, S.

8. Yesterday in Dil-Chora Hospital a Pregnant Woman Gave a Twin Child (or Twin Baby) and at- the same time a Statistics Teacher Tossed a Coin. Then a) Draw a Tree Diagram[showing a Combined] b) Give the Sample Space, S.

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Author:Amos Gilat

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