Asked by Tracey

Suppose X has a mound-shaped distribution with sigma=9. A random sample of size 36 has a sample mean 20. Is it appropriate to use a normal distribution to compute a confidence interval for the population mean u?
Answered by PsyDAG
As long as the mound approximates a normal distribution, yes.
Answered by Stephanie
Yes, when the sample size is larger than 30, you assume a normal distribution instead of using the student's t distribution.
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