Lacking any unmentioned specific limitations in the rather vague question; Yes, eventually. Even in a 'random' string of numbers, any six consecutive numbers will eventually occur again, assuming the string of numbers is sufficiently long (such as in the digits of pi). Another example: Six dice, each one with its 6 surfaces numbered 1 to 6, when thrown will give six numbers facing upwards. That same combination (or sequence) of six numbers will eventually appear again if the 6 dice are thrown a sufficient number of times.
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the same number has never ben chosen twice do your question cant be answered.
because the same number can go in to it twice see 7+7=14
2 * 2 * 2 * 2 It's not possible to make 16 without using the same numbers twice or without using whole numbers.
LOTTERY BHAGYAM VARUNNA VAZHI ENTHANU
The probability of a certain set of numbers coming up in the lottery is equal to the probability of any other set of numbers coming up. Just because a certain set of numbers came up, that does not mean that the same set of numbers is more or less likely to come up again.