Assuming that the probability of boys and girls is equal (in reality slightly more boys than girls are born), the probability is 1/2, simply because the older girl's gender is given and therefore not a part of the probability.
This question comes from the 'boy or girl paradox', a.k.a. the Mrs Smith Problem.
Answer:
0.109
Step-by-step explanation:
Probability is expressed by the number of desirable outcomes over the total outcomes. The total outcomes would be 2^8 because there are two possibilities in each flip, and using the fundamental counting principle, you get 2^8 total outcomes. Next, to find the amount of situations where you only flip two tails, you use 8 choose 2 because we are looking for the amount of ways you can choose 2 out of the 8 to be tails. 8 choose 2 is the same as:
8! / (6! x 2!) - 28
So, the probability is:
28 / 2^8 or 28/256
As a decimal, this is: 0.109375
And rounded to the nearest thousandth it's 0.109
Yes they have no solution if there parallel
hope this helps
remember that 
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if b=b≠0, then a=c
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and ln(1)=0
100=25*4
I guess that's a common base?
if we were to solve for x then divide both sides by 
take the ln of both sides
