Do you think the normal density function accurately describes the distance Michael hits with a pitching​ wedge? Why? A. ​No, because the normal distribution is​ continuous, but the distance Michael hits the ball is a discrete variable. B. ​Yes, because the distance Michael hits the ball is a random​ variable, so it is normally distributed. C. ​Yes, because the histogram shape resembles a normal​ curve, and the area of each bar is roughly equal to the area under the normal curve for the same region. D. ​No, because the bars in the histogram are sometimes higher than the normal curve and sometimes lower. Click to select your answer.