Let (X, : n > 1) be an infinite sequence of random variables. Consider the followingstatements:Statement A: If X, is normally distributed with mean 0 and variance rn, then for alle > 0,P(-e <e) → 1as n → 0.Statement B: If X, has a x? distribution withn degrees of freedom, then X,converges to some X in distribution as n → ∞, with P(X = 0) = 1.Statement C: If X, has a t-distribution with n degrees of freedom, then X,converges to some X in distribution as n → 0, with X having a continuousdistribution and satisfies P(X<1) = 0.48.Which of the statements are true?VI

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