<u>Answer:</u>


<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

First set the equation to 0


Second, get the 12 on the right side of the equal sign by adding a -12 to each side



Square root both sides of the equal sign.


Take the square root on left sides of the equal sign.


Take the square root on the right side of the equal sign. Remember 



<u>AND</u>

So, and, but, but, or, nor, so. Im pretty sure this is correct.
The first one because it goes through pretty much all the points on the graph.
Answer:
Yes, because the population distribution is normally distributed, and we have a random sample.
Step-by-step explanation:
If the population is skewed, then the sample mean won't be normal for when N is small.
If the population is normal, then the distribution of sample mean looks normal even if N = 2.
If the population is skewed, then the distribution of sample mean looks more and more normal when N gets larger.
Since we have use 33% of the student, then N is large enough to conclude that the student are bad at guessing