This Demonstration illustrates the central limit theorem for the
continuous uniform distribution on an interval. If
has the uniform distribution
on the interval
and
is the mean of an independent
random sample of size
from this distribution, then the
central limit theorem says that the corresponding standardized
distribution
approaches the standard normal
distribution as
. Using operations on the
characteristic function of
we can compute the PDF of
more easily than we could
directly. The blue curve is the PDF of
and the dashed curve is the
PDF of a standard normal distribution.
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