Rod -
This isn't quite the same thing, but provides statistics that you could
use for comparisons with your class. The data are from the 2000 census,
from the Census Bureau website. The data are number and percentage of
households, by "household size." To quote from their definitions, "This
item is based on the count of people in occupied housing units. All
people occupying the housing unit are counted, including the
householder, occupants related to the householder, and lodgers, roomers,
boarders, and so forth."

Best wishes,
Warren  
 
Total households
 105,539,122
 100.0
 
1-person household
 27,203,724
 25.8
 
2-person household
 34,261,844
 32.5
 
3-person household
 17,378,773
 16.5
 
4-person household
 15,041,414
 14.3
 
5-person household
 7,067,874
 6.7
 
6-person household
 2,815,726
 2.7
 
7-or-more-person household
 1,769,767
 1.7
  
Average household size
 2.59
 (X)
 
Average family size
 3.14
 (X)
 
 

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One of our math professors asked me today if I knew what the
probability
statistics that someone has one sibling, two siblings, three siblings,
etc.  He is wanting to compare students in the class with national
averages.  I've tried a google search but have come up empty-handed.
Any ideas? 

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