Sample space reduction

probability

I don’t think either answer is correct. There are $20$ French-speakers, and $2$ of them also speak English and Spanish. Therefore the probability that a randomly chosen one of the $20$ French-speakers is also one of the two who speaks English and Spanish is $${2\over20}={1\over10}.$$.

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