The National Lottery!?

Question

If you had every number sequence you can have on the the lottery so what ever happened you would win the jackpot how much would it cost you?

Answer 1

More money than in the Bank of England all the other banks and any money that could be printed for the next ten thousand years. No I m not exaggerating!

Answer 2

£13983816 for the uk lottery or for any lottery where the order of the balls does not matter it's Cost=X*n!/[(n-r)!*r!] where n is the number of balls in total, r is the number of balls drawn and X is the cost per ticket. And the ! means factorial. n!=n*(n-1)*(n-2)*...*2*1

For the powerball one work out the number of combinations for each machine N1=n!/[(n-r)!*r!] and N1=p!/[(p-q)!*q!] and multiply the two by the cost per ticket to get the cost.

Answer 3

14 million...<^><..

Answer 4

In the Powerball drawings, there are about 100 million possible variations of winning numbers.

Answer 5

2401 i think...i don't know why dont you try it

Answer 6

It would cost millions.