Question:
What is the probability of winning the 6/40 lotto when you wheel 7 numbers?
harold21 a
2006-08-29 04:36:49 UTC
Lottery Question?
Suppose you choose to wheel the following 7 numbers in a 6/40 game: 2,7,18,23,30,32,39. What is the probability of winning the 6/40 lotto when you wheel 7 numbers?
Five answers:
apeweek
2006-08-29 19:52:22 UTC
This makes my head hurt. If you like this kind of thing, though,

you'll probably enjoy the (free) lottery probability system they talk about here:



http://www.use4.com/lotto.html

and here:

http://www.use4.com/Prove-it.html
fcas80
2006-08-29 04:42:51 UTC
I am not exactly sure how this lotto works. But if you are asking for the probability of choosing a particular combination of seven numbers out of 40 without regard to order, it is 1 divided by 18,643,560.



This is because there are 18,643,560 ways to choose any combination of seven numbers out of 40, calculated as:



40C7 = 40! / [33! X 7!] = 18,643,560
2006-08-29 05:59:51 UTC
1-100000
Terri
2006-08-30 05:34:43 UTC
why don't you try another category, this is homeschooling
cool_pal2chat
2006-08-29 04:43:33 UTC
I dunno if u no juz tell me.


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