The weights of adult male Orca "killer" whales have a continuous uniform distribution from 10 comma 700 to 12 comma 100 pounds. Consider all possible samples of 69 randomly selected adult male Orca "killer" whale weights. What is true about the distribution of the sample variance, Upper S squared? Question content area bottom Part 1 A. Upper S squared is not normally distributed, nor can it be approximated by a normal distribution, and it CANNOT be converted to a chi-squared distribution. B. Upper S squared is approximately normally distributed because n > 30. C. Upper S squared is normally distributed because the population being sampled from is normally distributed. D. Upper S squared is not normally distributed, nor can it be approximated by a normal distribution, but it can be converted to a chi-squared distribution