Answer:
(A) 1/12
Explanation:
Since there are 4 students in the list and each of them has the same probability of being selected, the probability of selecting the first freshman is ¼ .
Once this student is selected, there are 3 students in the list, since again all of them have the same likelihood of being selected, the probability of choosing one more freshman is 1/3.
Since this fact does not depend on the previous choice, the events are independent, so the probability of choosing 2 freshmen is 1/4*1/3 = 1/12, and the right answer is (A)