Question: 1) What is Central Limit Theorem from linear sum of variables? Please Explain it. 2)...

Question: 1) What is Central Limit Theorem from linear sum of variables? Please Explain it.

2) Proof how the sampling distribution of the sample variances is the population variance. Mathematicaly proof it.

it should be proofments.

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