Binomial distribution. we have 2 "trials" we'll say 50% chance of being male, and that the sex of each one is independeant (e.g. the sex of one doesn't affect the sex of the other).
X~B(2, .5) X=Male.
We want P(X>=1).
That's the same as 1 - P(X<=0).
If you look up P(X<=0)in a table of...
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