Haha, probability.
1) Don't understand the question. Is it how many 13 card hands can be made up of 9 cards of the same suit?
2a) nCr(52,1) x nCr(52,1) = 2704. Basically thats 52 ways of getting the first card AND (in probability X is always and, + is always or) 52 ways of getting the next card.
b) nCr(52,1) x nCr(51,1) = 2652, quicker still is nPr(52,2), use that when its not being replaced
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3) 2^5 = 32. Which is essentially nCr(5,0) + nCr(5,1) + nCr(5,2) + nCr(5,3) + nCr(5,4) + nCr(5,5). Meaning there is 1 way of giving no answers, 5 ways of giving only one answer, 10 ways of giving 2 answers, etc. Add em together because its not giving 1 answer AND 2 answers, its 1 answer OR 2 answers.