(i)[1]
There are no limits on which questions may be selected. Determine the number of ways the $6$ questions can be chosen.
(ii)[3]
Candidates must select at least $4$ questions from Part A. Determine the number of ways the $6$ questions can be chosen.
(iii)[3]
Candidates must either select both question $1$ and question $2$ in Part A, or select neither of these questions. Determine the number of ways the $6$ questions can be chosen.