Let X1, . . . , X30 be independent random variables each having a discrete distribution with

Question:

Let X1, . . . , X30 be independent random variables each having a discrete with p.f.

Use the central limit theorem and the correction for continuity to approximate the probability that X1 + . . . + X30 is at most 33.

Distribution
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