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The chance that a person actually wins the Mega Millions jackpot is extremely small.
The chance that a person actually wins the Mega Millions jackpot is extremely small. EndFragment
People play the lottery the most when they are in their 30s and play less as they get older.
People play the lottery the most when they are in their 30s and play less as they get older. EndFragment
Lottery winners should buy assets like cars and homes instead of supporting fancy lifestyles.
Lottery winners should buy assets like cars and homes instead of supporting fancy lifestyles. EndFragment
Most lottery winners make poor choices with their money failing to properly save and invest.
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The claim that is MOST supported by logical reasoning in the article is:
The chance that a person actually wins the Mega Millions jackpot is extremely small.
This statement is generally supported by statistical data regarding lottery odds, which often highlight the incredibly low probability of winning big jackpots. The other claims may also have some support but do not rely as heavily on widely recognized statistical reasoning.
