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El documento discute cómo la distribución de las medias muestrales se comporta para una población que no se distribuye normalmente. A medida que aumenta el tamaño de la muestra, la distribución de las medias muestrales tiende a acercarse a una distribución normal, incluso si la población original no es normal.

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Para una poblacin que no se distribuye normalmente, la distribucin de las medias muestrales
______.
Pregunta 8 opciones:
1)
estar sesgado negativamente
2)
acercarse a una distribucin normal
3)
estar sesgado positivamente
4)
tomar la misma forma que la poblacin
Para una poblacin que no se distribuye normalmente, la distribucin de las medias muestrales
______.
Pregunta 8 opciones:
1)
estar sesgado negativamente
2)
acercarse a una distribucin normal
3)
estar sesgado positivamente
4)
tomar la misma forma que la poblacin
1)
estar sesgado negativamente
2)

acercarse a una distribucin normal
3)
estar sesgado positivamente
4)
tomar la misma forma que la poblacin
Para una poblacin que no se distribuye normalmente, la distribucin de las medias muestrales
______.
Pregunta 8 opciones:
1)
estar sesgado negativamente
2)
acercarse a una distribucin normal
3)
estar sesgado positivamente
4)
tomar la misma forma que la poblacin

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