Q: A lottery winner from State F must match, in any order, 6 balls randomly chosen from a single pool of balls numbered from 1 to 50. A lottery winner from State G must match, in any order, 5 balls randomly chosen from a first pool of balls numbered from 1 to 50 AND a “megaball,” randomly chosen from a second set of balls numbered from 1 to 50. The number of winning combinations in a single drawing of the lottery in State G is what percentage greater than the number of winning combinations in a single drawing of the lottery in State F?
(Target Audience: GMAT / EA)
A. 11%
B.85%
C. 111%
D.567%
E.667%