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ll_billym | 17:40 Thu 11th Nov 2004 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Does buying 2 lines on a lottery ticket instead of 1 double your chances of winning, or just increase it infintesmally?  Assuming of course that they are not exactly the same numbers. 

 

I can think of arguements for both, what is the mathemetical answer?

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Isn't it both? assuming there's a 1 in 14 million chance of winning then have a second go means you have a 2 in 14 million chance. Which is both double as well as infinitessimal
18:28 Thu 11th Nov 2004
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Yes it does double it.
22:06 Sat 13th Nov 2004

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