When analyzing results from a test of the Microsort gender selection technique developed by the Genetics IVF
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When analyzing results from a test of the Microsort gender selection technique developed by the Genetics IVF Institute, a researcher wants to compare the results to those obtained from a coin toss. Consider P (G or H), which is the probability of getting a baby girl or getting heads from a coin toss. Explain why the addition rule does not apply to P(G or H).
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