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your friend who has tickets to a concert and who selects 2 of them at random to give to you, but assume that your friend has 12 tickets of which 5 are in the front row and 7 are in the tenth row. (1) What is the probability that both of the tickets you receive are in the front row? (2) What is the probability that neither of the tickets you receive are in the front row?
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