The Central Limit Theorem States That as the Size of a Sample

question 22

Multiple Choice

The Central Limit Theorem states that as the size of a sample increases, the sampling distribution of the sample means approaches normality if

• A)repeated samples of a fixed size are drawn from any population
• B)repeated samples of a fixed size are drawn from a normally distributed population
• C)repeated samples of different size are drawn from any population
• D)repeated samples of different size are drawn from a normally distributed population

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