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Consider the following events for a family with children
A = {Children of both sexes}
B = {At-most one boy}
Then which of the following statements is true?

A

A and B are independent events if a family has 3 children

B

A and B are not independent events if a family has 3 children

C

A and B are not independent events if a family has only 2 children

D

A and B are independent events if a family has only 2 children

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