If there are 22 people in the raffle, including yourself, the chances of you winning depend on the total number of winners and the total number of entries in the raffle. Without knowing the number of winners and total entries, it is impossible to determine the exact probability. For instance, if there is only one winner, then the chances of you winning would be 1 out of 22. However, if there are multiple winners, the probability would be different.
could you convert that into a percentage?
To convert the probability into a percentage, you can divide the desired outcome (winning) by the total number of possible outcomes. However, without knowing the number of winners and total entries in the raffle, it is not possible to calculate the exact probability or percentage.
the total entries are 22 and only one winner
If there is only one winner and a total of 22 entries in the raffle, the chances of you winning can be calculated as 1 divided by 22. This gives you a probability of winning of approximately 0.04545, or 4.545% when converted to a percentage.
