Multiple Choice
The central limit theorem states that, if an infinite number of relatively large (over 30) samples were to be drawn from a population in which a variable is somewhat positively skewed, the sampling distribution for those samples would be
A) equally positively skewed.
B) more positively skewed than within the population.
C) a normal distribution.
D) negatively skewed.
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