<span>I am assuming the gender of each child is independent of the other.
Then the information about the first three children is irrelevant.
So then the probability of fourth child being boy is 1/2, since </span><span>boys and girls are equally likely</span><span>.
Hope this helps.</span>
It might help you to put the coordinates on a graph.<span />
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