Camryn has five cards, numbered 15. She repeatedly draws two of them randomly from a hat, adds
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Camryn has five cards, numbered 1–5. She repeatedly draws two of them randomly from a hat, adds the numbers together, and uses the information to build a histogram. After 50 draws, her histogram doesn’t resemble a normal distribution. Why not? What would she need to do in order for her data to produce a histogram that is normally distributed?
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