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Doesn't look fertilized to me. It should be way more well-defined

That would tell you if she's mated. Not by who

If they're separated 24/7 from the flock for 4-5 days, definitely crack an egg and post some photos

How long have they been separated from the rest?

Just keep them separated and have patience. You'll see a successful mount eventually

No

I agree, they'd still try it, I just don't see how that could lead to a successful mount. Again, if what I said above stands

Depends on how small she is. If she's tiny, and they are really big, I don't see a way. But if they're around a medium height, and she's not that small, then it's likely

Brooding does take a tool on the hens body, but with the right support she could brood

Yes, they can. That doesn't mean yours will, but technically they can go broody. I am a little concerned with hatching eggs from a serama pullet this young, but I in no way shape or form have enough hatching experience to be talking, so I'll tag some people. @bantamsrmyfav @WoDia @JacinLarkwell

I'd toss the first two eggs after a successful mating. On that note though, I'd like to ask if you're thinking of hatching her eggs