A company was examining its number of memberships (N) in thousands over its years in operation since 2000 (t). The company found the following trend in the data. Example of general graph showing membership changes. [The graph has Number of Years Since 2000 plotted on the x axis and Number of Memberships in Thousands plotted on the y axis. A curve decreases initially from (0, 12) to about (0.25, 11.7), rises through (2, 13.9), and reaches to its maximum at about (6.9, 21.8). The curve then decreases through (8, 20) and (9, 15.5) to its minimum at about (10.5, 11.6) and rises again through (11, 12.3). ] 2018 WGU, Powered by GeoGebra Question 8 of 12 Question 8This is not a form; we suggest that you use the browse mode and read all parts of the question carefully. Estimate N(5) and interpret it in context of the problem. N(5)=17 , which means that in 2017, there were about 5,000 memberships N(5)=17.6 , which means that in 2005, there were about 17,600 memberships. N(5)=17.6 , which means that in mid-2017, there were about 5,000 memberships. N(5)=17 , which means that in 2005, there were about 17,000 memberships