That is a trick question because of how it is worded. If you were to ask,
A woman wants to have 4 babies. If she predicts that the first three will be girls and the last one a boy, what are the chances she will be correct?
Then the answer would be 1 in 2^4 (or 1 in 16 chance). 50% chance for each kid to the power of the number of kids she is predicting.
Howevah! The number of kids she already has doesn't enter into the equation. She is making one prediction about the next child only. The answer is 1 in 2 (just as if she had already had 7 girls, or 1 girl, or 2 boys and 2 girls, or 7 cats and a twinkie.
If this is a math problem then there is your answer. If this is a real-life question, then there are other factors to consider, such as hormonal levels. Some people just have all girls or all boys. It just works out like that.
the mother has nothing to do with the baby being a boy or girl its all on the father, the sperm is a x and y chromosome and so if the father has 4 girls with a women then more then likely he is a producer of girls . but! that doesnt mean he cant have boys its that he can have more girls then boys.
I really don't know but everything is unpredictable.
If its a boy its three weeks but girls can in the same cage.
if you are a boy 3% girls 5% if you are a boy 3% girls 5%
Approximately 50% - the same as if you didn't have 3 girls previously.
she's a mother of three kids,how can she be a boy?
There is no answer to that really, but, if your husband/boyfriend/fiance/ male has fathered children, example 3 girls, you may have a higher chance of having a girl, or not, since you are a different mother. thank you
Chances are, no, the small boy will not like it. He might not be able to breathe and it will probably hurt.
If the person is picked at random, the the probability is 3/7.
boy girl boy girl boy girl boy
power puff girls
Yes. Three children...two girls and a boy.