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The martins plan to have five children. Determine the probability that all their children will be boys. (Assume P(boy= 1/2 and assume independence)

The martins plan to have five children. Determine the probability that all their children will be boys. (Assume P(boy= 1/2 and assume independence)
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The martins plan to have five children. Determine the probability that all their children will be boys. (Assume P(boy= 1/2 and assume independence)

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((1)/(2)) ^(5)=
(1)/(32)
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