keno, Applied Statistics

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Having 11 numbered balls -0 to 10 -into a basket and
have 6 spaces to be numbered with the balls selected in each 6 chances and
it returned it back to the basket each time. Chances to get 1 number?
2 numbers? 3 numbers? 4 numbers? 5 numbers or 6 already selected.


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