user78793: If a burn address is created without a private key to prevent access to the bitcoin there, is not possible to create a transaction which would spend the utxos since there is no private key to sign the transaction?

user48884: 
not possible to create a transaction which would spend the utxos since there is no private key to sign the transaction?

Yes. That's the whole point of a burn address - to have an address where no one is able to spend the coins.
Of course, in theory, someone could find a private key that corresponds to a burn address, but the probability is so small that it is effectively 0.

78793: <p>If a burn address is created without a private key to prevent access to the bitcoin there, is not possible to create a transaction which would spend the utxos since there is no private key to sign the transaction?</p>
 48884: <blockquote>
  <p>not possible to create a transaction which would spend the utxos since there is no private key to sign the transaction?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Yes. That's the whole point of a burn address - to have an address where no one is able to spend the coins.</p>

<p>Of course, in theory, someone could find a private key that corresponds to a burn address, but the probability is so small that it is effectively 0.</p>
