Suppose that in a certain population of lizards under a particular set of environmental conditions, the probability of obtaining a male is 2/3. Assume that the sexes of each individual are independent. What is the probability of obtaining exactly two males in a clutch of three? (Note: there are three ways of obtaining exactly two males, depending on birth order)

Explanation:

Given;

As given, probability of obtaining a male is = 2/3;

sexes of each individual are independent.

Probability of obtaining two males in cluster of three is;

2/3* 2/3= 4/9

So the probability of obtaining two males in cluster of three is= 4/9

There are three ways of calculation.

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