Barred owls often lay two eggs, and each resulting chick has an equal probability of being male or female. What is the probability that both chicks are male, given that at least one of them is male?

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0.25 or 25%. Basically, we know that it’s 50% to get a male chick then another 50%, so the end result is 0.5 * 0.5 or 0.25.