We often observe several random measurements and take the average of the measurements. Because it’s calculated from random measurements, the average is also a random value. How does the probability distribution of the average compare to the probability distribution that describes the behaviour of the individual observations?
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Notes on the video: The Distribution of a Sample Mean Part 1