Question

Probability Question!

Answer 1

@primeralph @terenzreignz

Answer 2

Looks like B to me.

Answer 3

you are right;) How did you get that answer?

Answer 4

For A, each end of the pentagon branches out and touches another end only once on a straight line, so it's a good representation.
For C, each end can combine with every other element in two's. This is seen as the edges of the pentagon.
For D, it's obvious that the diagonals are visible.

For B, the result shouldn't depend on such interactions because the combinations are not allowed to overlap. Plus, the number of ways to accomplish that is (5-1)! = 24. This is not well represented on the pentagon.

Answer 5

Thank you!