A lottery game has players selecting 5 numbers at random from the numbers 1-65. The state picks 20 winningnumbers. If the player's 5 numbers are selected by the state, the player wins. What is the probability that the statepicks 4 of the player's numbers?How many ways can the 5 numbers be chosen from the original 65 numbers, regardless of whether they are in thewinning group or the losing group?8259888 ways(Type a whole number.)The probability that the state picks 4 of the player's numbers is(Round to four decimal places as needed.)L1+S1(,)MoreX

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