Question 5 1 Point The Central Limit Theory states that the sum or mean of a small number of measurements randomly sampled from a non-normal population is A approximately normally distributed the sum or mean of a large number of measurements randomly sampled from a non-normal population is B approximately normally distributed C the sum or mean of a small number of measurements non-randomly sampled from a non-normal population is approximately normally distributed D there is a limit to how well measures of central tendency can estimate population statistics the sum or mean of a large number of measurements non-randomly sampled from a non-normal population is E approximately normally distributedQuestion 8 1 Point Standard errors are a measure of A variability in the raw data B the variance of the summary statistic C the standard deviation of the summary statistic D basic errors underlying all statistics E errors reflecting the manner in which the data are collected