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© Suppose you did not know that x had a normal distribution. Would you be justified in saying that the distribution is approximately normal if the sample size n=8 ?

© Suppose you did not know that x had a normal distribution. Would you be justified in saying that the distribution is approximately normal if the sample size n=8 ?
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© Suppose you did not know that x had a normal distribution. Would you be

justified in saying that the distribution is approximately normal if the sample
size n=8 ?

User Kevin Panko
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Answer:

No.

Explanation:

The central Limit Theorem states that the sample size must be greater than 30 for an approximate normal distribution.

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