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You have 12 balls in a box. Four are yellow, 3 are blue, and 5 are red. If you choose two balls at random, then what is the probability that you will first pick a yellow ball and then pick a red ball?

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You have 12 balls in a box. Four are yellow, 3 are blue, and 5 are red. If you choose two balls at random, then what is the probability that you will first pick a yellow ball and then pick a red ball?





 
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