Topic: Probability Brad and Allison have three girls. Brad tells Allison that he would like one more child because they are due to have a boy. What do you think of​ Brad's logic? Choose the correct answer below. A. Brad is correct due to the Law of Averages. The likelihood of having four girls in a row is about 0.06. B. Brad is incorrect due to the nonexistent Law of Averages. The fact that Brad and Allison had three girls in a row does not matter. The likelihood the next child will be a boy is about 0.5. C. Brad is incorrect due to the nonexistent Law of Large Numbers. The fact that Brad and Allison had three girls in a row does not matter. The likelihood the next child will be a boy is about 0.5. D. Brad is correct due to the Law of Large Numbers. As the number of children in their family​ increases, the likelihood of having at least one boy in the family increases.

Topic: Probability

Brad and Allison have three girls. Brad tells Allison that he would like one more child because they are due to have a boy. What do you think of​ Brad's logic?

Choose the correct answer below.

A. Brad is correct due to the Law of Averages. The likelihood of having four girls in a row is about 0.06.

B. Brad is incorrect due to the nonexistent Law of Averages. The fact that Brad and Allison had three girls in a row does not matter. The likelihood the next child will be a boy is about 0.5.

C. Brad is incorrect due to the nonexistent Law of Large Numbers. The fact that Brad and Allison had three girls in a row does not matter. The likelihood the next child will be a boy is about 0.5.

D. Brad is correct due to the Law of Large Numbers. As the number of children in their family​ increases, the likelihood of having at least one boy in the family increases.