In a system of three particles, each particle has three quantum states. The energies of these...

In a system of three particles, each particle has three quantum states. The energies of these situations are 0.3? and 5?, respectively. Write the partition functions of the particles that meet the following conditions.
a) If the particles are distinguishable
b) Particles comply with Bose-Enistein statistics
c) If the particles match Fermi-Dirac statistics

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