Use the quadratic equation −x2+3=0 to answer the questions.

A: What are the solutions to the quadratic equation?

B: Which statements accurately interpret the meanings of the solutions?

Select one answer for part A, and select two answers for part B.

B: Since the quadratic equation has two complex solutions, the graph of the quadratic equation does not intercept the x-axis.
B: Since the quadratic equation has two real solutions, the graph of the quadratic equation intercepts the x-axis at (3‾√,0) and (−3‾√,0).
B: Since the quadratic equation has two real solutions, the graph of the quadratic equation intercepts the x-axis at (−3,0) and (3,0).
B: Since the solutions are x=3i or x=−3i, two factors of the quadratic expression −x2+3 are (x−3i) and (x+3i).
B: Since the solutions are x=3‾√ or x=−3‾√, two factors of the quadratic expression −x2+3 are (x−3‾√) and (x+3‾√).
B: Since the solutions are x=3 or x=−3, two factors of the quadratic expression −x2+3 are (x+3) and (x−3).