I see there are several questions today about megamillions. I assume it is some type of lottery. While this doesn't really answer the question, putting money into a lottery is really a bad investment - your mathematical expectation is negative, meaning that in the long-term average you lose more money than you win. This is unavoidable, since the company that organizes a lottery does it to earn money, and no new value is produced - money is simply moved from one place to another.
3- 8- 12 - 17- 37 Mega = 6
Check winning combinations on a play slip. It will be a low tier prize
1 $
5,3
The product of two numbers is the answer to multiplying the two numbers together.
3- 8- 12 - 17- 37 Mega = 6
Yes, Idaho does have megamillions. I am pretty sure you can check on the megamillions lottery website :)
Check winning combinations on a play slip. It will be a low tier prize
1 $
about 1 in 14 million Depending upon number of matching balls, odds range from 1 in 13,983,816 to 1 in 56.7; Specific information may be referenced at: http://math.info/home/Lottery_6_49_Lotto_Odds/Lottery_6_49_Lotto_Odds
I believe it is 3.14 or just hit the pi on the calculator.
5,3
No numbers can be hit (maximam is 170 on a checkout)
The product of two numbers is the answer to multiplying the two numbers together.
That depends on the lottery. For example: In the USA, Megamillions has 6 and Powerball uses 5/59 (white balls) + 1/39 (Powerballs) for a total of 6. Canada's Lotto Max uses 7 numbers. New Zeland's Powerball game has a standard pick 6 from 40 Lotto numbers with an additional pick 1 from 10 Powerball number (which is either 6 or 7 depending on how you look at it)
The product of two positive numbers or two negative numbers is a positive number.
The quantity of two numbers is the product of the two numbers. Just multiply them together. The answer is the quantity of the two numbers.