In a Lottery, a Player Selects Six Numbers Between 1

question 15

Multiple Choice

In a lottery, a player selects six numbers between 1 and 36 inclusive. The six winning numbers (all different) areselected at random from the numbers 1-36. To win a prize, the player must match three or more of the winningnumbers. What is the probability that the player matches exactly 3 numbers?

• A) 0.0417
• B) 0.0347
• C) 0.0486
• D) 0.0521

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