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A basket contains a dozen red roses and two dozen tulips.
If two flowers will be selected one after the other with replacement,
find the probability of getting a red rose and a tulip.
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The solution by @ewatrrr is incorrect.
I came to bring the correct solution.
In all, there are 12 + 2*12 = 36 flowers.
P(1st is red rose, 2nd is tulip) = = =
P(1st is tulip, 2nd is red rose) = = =
P(getting a red rose and a tulip) = P(1st is red rose, 2nd is tulip) + P(1st is tulip, 2nd is red rose) =
= + = = 0.4571 (rounded). ANSWER
Solved.
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After seeing my post, @ewatrr made partial correction, but made another error.
Her solution in its present form still remains INCORRECT.