SOLUTION: Reposted Question: In a scratch-off lottery ticket game, (A) The chance of matching 3 digits is 1 in 1000, (B) The amount in a matching ticket of the 3 digits is usually $500, m

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Question 1199420: Reposted Question:
In a scratch-off lottery ticket game, (A) The chance of matching 3 digits is 1 in 1000, (B) The amount in a matching ticket of the 3 digits is usually $500, meaning the state is making $500 for every 1000 tickets sold. Price of ticket: $2.
How are (A) and (B) calculated? I am not familiar with the ticket - I have not purchased them.

Answer by ikleyn(52905)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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