This SOCR webapp shows a very general demonstration of the Central Limit Theorem (CLT). There is a supplementary SOCR activity (learning module) is based on an earlier version of the SOCR Sampling Distribution CLT Experiment. This experiment builds upon a RVLS CLT applet by extending the applet functionality and providing the capability of sampling from any SOCR Distribution.
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