📊 Central Limit Theorem Visualization
Central Limit Theorem
X ~ N (μ, σ2/n)
SD of X = σ/√n
As n → ∞, X → Normal Distribution
Number of samples fixed at 1000 for optimal visualization
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Population Parameters
Mean (μ)
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Std Dev (σ)
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Distribution of Sample Means
Observed Mean of X
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Observed Std Dev of X
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Theoretical Values
Mean of X (μ)
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Std Dev of X (σ/√n)
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Population Distribution
Distribution of Sample Means
Key Observations:
- Population can have any shape (normal, bimodal, uniform, exponential, highly right skewed, etc.)
- Distribution of X approaches normal as sample size (n) increases
- Mean of X equals population mean (μ)
- SD of X = σ/√n decreases with larger sample sizes
- This occurs regardless of original population shape