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Question

A lottery draws 55 numbers without replacement from the integers 1–601–60 and independently draws a separate bonus number from the integers 1–401–40. A player picks one set of five numbers and one bonus number. What is the probability that a single ticket matches all six drawn numbers (the five main numbers and the bonus)?

Accepted Answer

1218,460,480\frac{1}{218,460,480}

Answer

15,461,512\frac{1}{5,461,512}

Answer

140\frac{1}{40}

Answer

110,923,024\frac{1}{10,923,024}