1. How many ways to choose all six numbers between 1and 36, including different ordering of the same numbers? (This answer must be written in standard form, scientific notation will not be accepted) 2. How many ways there are of arranging the 6 numbers? 3. Calculate the total possible number of outcomes excluding different orderings of the same numbers. 4. Find the probability of winning the lottery as a fraction and as a decimal. Do not round -just write down all the numbers you see on the screen of your calculator.(This answer must be written in standard notation, scientific notation will not be accepted) Many thanks,

Problems 20-23: Lottery In class, we looked at the probability of winning a lottery such as Megabucks. To play, one has to pick six numbers between 1 and 48, with no repeated numbers. The chance of your number being the winning number is 12271512 or 0.0000000815 When the lottery first came out in Massachusetts, you only had to pick six different numbers between 1 and 36. Use this information to answer questions 20-23. If you bought one ticket for this type of lottery