ANTHROPOLOGISTS tell of primitive tribes with just six numbers in their counting system.
The odds of matching all six numbers in the game are one in about 175 million.
Because in here, we're all the same; these six numbers that we have makes every one of us equal.
Each student would feature in at least six numbers, I calculated; well worth the price of the video cassette.
Astronomer Royal Martin Rees's short and admirably lucid introduction to modern cosmology in Just Six Numbers helps to show why.
Saturday's Lotto draw will be the final opportunity to claim all the winnings by correctly choosing all six numbers.
The odds of picking the correct six numbers from 49 are the same every week: one in 13,983,816.
You can get a rough sense of your cards' costs by punching in the first six numbers at truecostofcredit.com.
For £1 customers choose six numbers between 1 and 50 and check them against a twice-weekly televised draw.
That is a string of six numbers that show how many asteroids had been found before it.
But on another hand, it was 6/36, since there were six numbers which could have come up twice.
