Suppose that it is a drawing in which the Powerball jackpot is promised to exceed $700 million.
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Suppose that it is a drawing in which the Powerball jackpot is promised to exceed $700 million. If a person purchases 292,201,338 tickets at $2 per ticket (all possible combinations), isn’t this a guarantee of winning the jackpot? Because the probability in this situation is 1, what’s wrong with doing this?
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