A drawing shape within ordinary history
Stands outNo single structural measurement crossed the documented high-tail threshold.
Mega Millions results for
Tue, Sep 10, 2002
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- Drawing date
- Tue, Sep 10, 2002
About this drawing
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The five main numbers included 2 odd and 3 even, with a combined sum of 66.
No main numbers repeated from the previous drawing.
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Shape of the drawing
How the five main numbers landed
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- Main-number sum
- 66 Lower than nearly all comparable drawings
- Number span
- 21 Tighter than most comparable drawings
- Odd / even
- 2 / 3 This split appeared in about 26% of comparable drawings
- Low / high
- 5 / 0 This balance appeared in about 0% of comparable drawingsLow numbers are 1–26 in this format.
More shape measurements
- Largest gap
- 11 Smaller than most comparable drawings
- Smallest gap
- 2 A typical closest pairing
- Average main number
- 13.2 Lower than nearly all comparable drawings
- Number bands
- Main numbers grouped in bands of ten
No main numbers formed a consecutive pair.
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Sources and method
Confirmed from an authoritative public record.
Source record: New York State Open Data .
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