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Write a matlab script to find the pdf for a random variable which is the sum of 10 of these identically distributed random random variables. Compare the result with what is predicted by the central limit theorem. Your output for this portion of the problem should be your matlab script, its output and plots of the output and the central limit theorem prediction.
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