Answer:
Initially, the sampling distributions are not normal when viewed from left to right, but they ultimately trend towards normality.
Step-by-step explanation:
Referring to the prompt, we see that:
Roll 1 Die 1000 times by hitting the "Roll 100 Sets" button a total of ten times.
This process is mirrored for rolling 3 Dice and rolling 12 Dice
namely
Roll 3 Dice 1000 times by clicking the "Roll 100 Sets" button ten times.
Roll 12 Dice 1000 times by clicking the "Roll 100 Sets" button ten times.
According to the Central Limit Theorem (CLT), as the sample size increases, the sampling distribution of the mean tends to form a normal distribution.
Now, if one rolls 1 Die 1000 times where each sample comprises 100 observations.
When rolling 3 Dice in the same manner; we accumulate 3 × 100
When rolling 12 Dice similarly; we accumulate 12 × 100
This generally suggests that the sample size is increasing, leading the initially non-normal sampling distribution to become more normal over time.