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Number of boys &nb
Number
of boys
x P(x)
0 0.004
1 0.033
2 0.103
3 0.220
4 0.280
5 0.220
6 0.103
7 0.033
8 0.004
Use the range rule of thumb to determine whether having no more than 1 boy in 8 births is a significantly low number of boys. Significantly Low or Not.
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