Answer:
4 is the greatest
Step-by-step explanation:
D a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides
It does if the x values don't repeat it they repeat it doesn't
There are C(30, 6) = 30!/(6!*(30-6)!) = 593,775 ways to pick 6 numbers from the first 30 positive integers.
The probabilty of matching 6 randomly chosen integers is 1/593,775.
