In a lottery, a player must choose five numbers from 1 through 50 and one number from
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In a lottery, a player must choose five numbers from 1 through 50 and one number from 1 through 40. There are about 8.5 × 107 different ways to do this. If 2000 people purchase tickets, at $1.00 each, for all these numbers, how much will each person pay?
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