Distribution of the sample mean x-bar

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If the sample size (n) is large, and the sample is a random sample, then the distribution of the sample mean x-bar is approximately a:

A) binomial distribution.

B) uniform distribution.

C) normal distribution.

D) none of the above.

Reference no: EM1398133

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