Answer:
i am pretty sure that the answer is 2/35.
The sum is 8 wholes because if you add 3 and 2 you get 5 and the denominator stays the same so that becomes a whole and you add that 7 wholes plus the other 1 whole and you get 8
Answer:
243 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculating the number of posible outcomes:
We have n trials.
Each trial has m possible outcomes.
The total number of outcomes is:

In this question:
5 questions, that is, 5 trials, so 
Each question has 3 options(True, false or unanswered). So 
How many ways?

Answer:
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