William and Gretchen have 5 children. Of these five, half are boys.
How is this possible?
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William has 5 children. Plus Gretchen has 5. There are 10 children altogether. 5 of them are boys.
Nope, sorry that is not the solution here. There are only 5 children total, and half of them are boys.
It feels like I am stretching a bit;
Gretchen has four children – two boys and two girls.
William only has one child – a boy.
So five in total. However, William’s child is also one of Gretchen’s boys – so only four unique children, two boys and two girls.
They are all boys.
CJS you are today’s winner! All five of them are boys. No matter how you slice it half are boys.
One of them is transgender
They are all boys