Benford's law states:

a. The digit 9 occurs as the first, second, or third digit in a set of numerical data with a probability of about 10 percent.

b. Any digit occurs as the first or second digit in a set of numerical data randomly.

c. Any digit occurs as the first, second, or third in a set of numerical data with a probability that is predictable.

d. The digit 1 occurs as the first, second, or third digit in a set of numerical data with a probability of about 15 percent.

e. None of the above.