The Central Limit Theorem identifies the distribution of the sample mean and is arguably the most important theorem in probability theory. Let be a random variable, and let be a random sample for , such that each has a distribution identical to that of itself. Let be the sample mean; in other words, let be equal to . Because each is a random variable, is also a random variable. The Central Limit Theorem observes several important facts about the distribution of :
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