PRC-2 · Chapter 12 · Question 10 of 55
When a sample size is considered large (typically n > 30), which theoretical statistical distribution is most commonly used to establish the critical values for hypothesis testing?
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Correct answer: B) Normal (Z) distribution
Explanation
For large sample sizes exceeding 30, the Central Limit Theorem dictates that the sampling distribution is sufficiently normal to utilize standard Z-distribution values for testing.
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