A party platter contains 35 cupcakes: 10 chocolate, 13 yellow, and 12 lemon. You randomly select one cupcake, eat it, then randomly select another cupcake. Find the probability of selecting from the platter a chocolate cupcake and then a yellow cupcake. Enter a reduced fraction.

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