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put this solution on YOUR website!This is NOT a combinations problem! It is the Fundamental Counting Principle, otherwise known as "the mn Rule." It says that if there are m ways that something can happen and for each of these possibilities there are n choices for something else to happen, then there are m*n possible outcomes, In this case, there are 5 questions with 3 choices each. That gives you 5*3 or 15 possible outcomes.
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