Identification: Write CLT [Central Limit Theorem} beside the property required to apply the Central Limit Theorem. Otherwise right NCLT-[Not needed to apply central Limit Theorem]. 1.) The graph of the population should be symmetrical. 2.) The required sample should either be even number or perfect square. 3.) If the graph is asymmetrical it should either be increasing or decreasing 4.) The population should be unimodal. 5.) The sample should be at most 3.

Identification: Write CLT [Central Limit Theorem} beside the property required to apply the Central Limit Theorem. Otherwise right NCLT-[Not needed to apply central Limit Theorem]. 1.) The graph of the population should be symmetrical. 2.) The required sample should either be even number or perfect square. 3.) If the graph is asymmetrical it should either be increasing or decreasing 4.) The population should be unimodal. 5.) The sample should be at most 3.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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