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Central limit theorem:
Based on central limit theorem, if the population is normally distributed then the sampling distribution is also normally distributed regardless of the sample size. If there is no information about the population, for sufficiently large sample size n≥30 sampling distribution of sample mean has the normal distribution.
Let be the average number of Facebook friends users which follows normal distribution. The mean is 111 and standard deviation is 59. That is, .
The mean of the sampling distribution is,
The standard deviation of the sampling distribution is,
Thus, the distribution of is .
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