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The central limit theorem
A. states conditions under which a variable involving the sum of Y1​,..., Yn i.i.d. variables becomes the Student t distribution.
B. postulates that the sample mean is a consistent estimator of the population mean.
C. only holds in the presence of the law of large numbers.
D. states conditions under which a variable involving the sum of Y1​,..., Yn i.i.d. variables becomes the standard normal distribution.

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Option D (States.......distribution) is the appropriate choice.

Step-by-step explanation:

The superposition principle says that perhaps the sample distribution better reflects the regular distribution.

  • Because this sample size or group grows, all observations appear identical although irrespective of that same population demographics or distributions.
  • It shows everybody precisely how the measures are to be distributed if we take a friendly reminder from some kind of population group.

The latter choices should not affect the situation involved. The reaction, then, is the right one.

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