Mathematics, 10.11.2020 20:10, alupton4887

If a lottery game was based on choosing 5 numbers from the integers 1 – 52, what is the probability of choosing the numbers for the winning jackpot? 3. If a lottery game was based on choosing 6 numbers from the integers 1 – 49 with another number chosen from the integers 1 – 22, what is the probability of choosing the numbers for the winning jackpot?

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