For each ofthe accompanying sampling distributions {a} through (e). say whether it suggests that the population distribution is probably not normai, and why. a Click the icon to View the sampling distributions. (a) Does the rst sampling distribution suggest a popuiation that is not normal? 0 A. Yes. because the sample is skewed to the right 0 B. Yes. because the sample is bimodal. O C. Yes. because the sample is skewed to the left. 0 D. No. because the data are fairly evenly distributed. (b) Does the second sampling distribution suggest a population that is not normal? 0 A. Yes. because the sample is bimodal. O B. Yes. because the sample is skewed to the right. 0 C. Yes. because the sample is skewed to the left. 0 D. No. because the data are fairly evenly distributed. (c) Does the third sampling distribution suggest a population that is not normal\"? For each ofthe accompanying sampling distributions {a} through {e}, say whether it suggests that the population distribution is probably not normal, and why. a Click the icon to View the sampling distributions. (c) Does the third sampling distribution suggest a population that is not normal? 0 A. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the left. 0 B. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the light. 0 C. Yes, because the sample is bimodal. O D. No. because the data are fairly,r evenly distributed. (d) Does the fourth sampling distribution suggest a population that is not normal? 0 A. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the left. 0 B. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the light. 0 C. Yes. because the sample is bimodal. O D. No, because the data are fairly:r evenly distributed. (e) Does the fth sampling distribution suggest a population that is not normal? For each of the accompanying sampling distributions (a) through (e), say whether it suggests that the population distribution is probably not normal, and why. Click the icon to view the sampling distributions. U L les, because wie sallipie is VIIIvual. O D. No, because the data are fairly evenly distributed. (d) Does the fourth sampling distribution suggest a population that is not normal? O A. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the left. O B. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the right. O C. Yes, because the sample is bimodal. O D. No, because the data are fairly evenly distributed. (e) Does the fifth sampling distribution suggest a population that is not normal? O A. Yes, because the sample is bimodal. O B. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the left. O C. Yes, because the sample is skewed to the right. O D. No, because the data are fairly evenly distributed.