If you started to write out all the combinations at the start of the year 2015. At 12 hours per day. You will have covered all the combinations, without making any mistakes or stopping for tea breaks, in the year 2020, sometime after April.
So 10 lines would cover 1 minute of approx 5.4 years, at 12 hours per day. If you are still with me, you would own 1 minute of 23,300.00 hours. Put simply : You would own...
1 line owns 6 seconds of 23,300.00 hours 10 lines owns 1 minute of 23,300.00 hours 20 lines owns 2 minutes of 23,300.00 hours etc... 600 lines owns 1 hour of 23,300.00 hours
Anyway, good luck with yours.
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So 10 lines would cover 1 minute of approx 5.4 years,at 12 hours per day.If you are still with me, you would own 1 minute of23,300.00 hours.Put simply : You would own...1 line owns 6 seconds of 23,300.00 hours10 lines owns 1 minute of 23,300.00 hou
They need to make the slips the same as a placepot/scoop6 slip. You could cover every permutation in under a minute then. Could you imagine the chaos it'd cause when people take a slip to the counter with 10 numbers filled in and the cashier asks them for £50k!!!
They need to make the slips the same as a placepot/scoop6 slip. You could cover every permutation in under a minute then. Could you imagine the chaos it'd cause when people take a slip to the counter with 10 numbers filled in and the cashier asks the
You might get through the first three hundred hours easily enough, but the next twenty three thousand hours would stack up. To cover ten numbers fully(210 lines), you would own twenty one minutes (21 minutes) of the twenty three thousand three hundred hours. (21 minutes of 23,300.00 hours). Based on the above calculations. With one line (1 line) covering six seconds (6 seconds).
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You might get through the first three hundred hours easily enough,but the next twenty three thousand hours would stack up.To cover ten numbers fully(210 lines), you would own twenty one minutes(21 minutes) of the twenty three thousand three hundred h