Question

New genetic variants—that is, new alleles—in a population result from which of the following?
mutations
Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
asexual reproduction
directional selection
stabilizing selection

crossing out what I think is wrong, there shouldn't be any sort of equilibrium, and I'm pretty sure asexual reproduction shouldn't really be an answer in the situation.

Answer 1

I'm assuming it would be mutations. wondering if I'm right

Answer 2

mutations youre right

Answer 3

It was right to cross off selections - because I didn't know how the population was before and I doubt I'd be able to know what the selection would end up as?