Mathematics, 29.10.2020 22:00 christopherholmes

2. In a family with four children, how many different boy-girl combinations are possible? (The birth order of the children matters so the BBBG is different from BBGB.)

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2. In a family with four children, how many different boy-girl combinations are possible? (The birth...