Question

Three important things about the Central Limit Theorem?

Two interesring things about Central Limit Theorem?   

One question you still have about the Central Limit Theorem?

Answer 1

The central limit theorem describer the characteristics of the population of the means, which has been created from the means of infinite number of random population sample of size(N), oil of them drawn from a given parent population \r\n The means of the population is always equal to the mean of the parent population from which the population samples were draw \r\n The consequences of the central limit theorem is that if we average measurement of a particular quantity the rth distribution of our average fends towards a normal one. \r\n Two interesting things about central limit theorem. \r\n The distribution of means will increasingly approximate a normal distribution of the size N of samples increases. \r\n The central limit theorem explains the ubiquity if the famous bell shape of normal distribution in the measurement domains. \r\n can we apply central limit theorem if we have two or more population.