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11. If it was a 0.5% chance to win a lottery with 50,000 tickets printed, how many winners would there be?
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11. If it was a 0.5% chance to win a lottery with 50,000 tickets printed, how many winners would there be?
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This is the answer considering that the number tells the tickets that will win so if each person will buy only one ticket they will be 250 winners
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