A basket contains one dozen flowers. 7 of the flowers are Roses, three are sunflowers, and two are jasmine. If two flowers are randomly selected from the basket, one after the other, what is the probability that both will be rose flower? Choose the correct choice from the following answers:	A) 1/11	B) 11/4	C) 7/22	D) 5/4	E) 8/9
Probability of getting the first Rose flower - 7/12   Probability of getting the second Rose flower - 6/11   total probability = 7/12*6/11 = 7/22   correct option 7/22
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A basket contains one dozen flowers. 7 of the flowers are Roses, three are sunflowers, and two are jasmine. If two flowers are randomly selected from the basket, one after the other, what is the probability that both will be rose flower?