Jasmine has 14 roses in a vase. 2 roses are yellow.
5 roses are are pink.
3 roses are white.
4 roses are red.

What is the probability that Jasmine randomly selects a red rose, replaces it, and then a pink rose?

A) 1/3

B) 10/91

C) 9/28

D) 5/49

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