Construct a sample space that describes all three-child families according to the genders of the children with respect to birth order.
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Step 1:** Identify the possible gender combinations for a family with three children: - All girls (GGG) - Two girls and one boy (GGB) - One girl, one boy, one girl (GBG) - One boy, one girl, one boy (BGB) - One girl, two boys (BGG) - Two boys and one girl (BGB) - Show more…
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