Paul Lévy proved a “generalized” version of this statement, which relies on the concept of alpha-stability. (10[1])A version of this statement that requires the existence of moments of order 2 + delta (“two plus delta”), where delta is usually set to one, (10[1])was introduced by Lyapunov. (-5[1])After flipping a coin 3,600 times, Abraham (10[1])de Moivre (-5[1])proved a special case of this statement (10[1]-5[1])when measuring the number of “successes” in a series of independent (-5[1])Bernoulli trials. (10[1]-5[1])Textbooks (10[1]-5[1])often repeat the myth (10[1])that this theorem provides a good (-5[1])approximation (10[2])when N is above (10[1]-5[1])30. (10[5]-5[2])This (10[1])theorem (10[2]-5[1])underpins (10[3])statistical inference, (10[1])not the similar (10[1])law of large numbers. For 10 points, name this theorem (-5[1])which states that the rescaled sample mean of iid (“i i d”) random variables converges (10[1])to a normal distribution. (10[3])■END■ (10[4]0[2])