Probability of Selecting a Flower

In a small garden, there are 12 flowers: 4 daisies, 3 roses, and 5 tulips. If you randomly select one flower from the garden, what is the probability that the flower is either a daisy or a tulip?

To find the probability of selecting a daisy or a tulip, you must consider the total number of daisies and tulips, then divide by the total number of flowers.