When can you assume a sampling distribution is roughly normal?
In short: In AP Statistics, determining if a sampling distribution of sample proportions follows a normal curve is essential. This video explains the specific conditions required to make that mathematical assumption.
The video covers the necessary criteria for a sampling distribution of sample proportions to be considered approximately normal. It is part of the AP Statistics curriculum provided by Khan Academy.
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