Proving the Normal Law of Errors

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How to prove the normal law of errors?
 
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Thank u DaveC426913... It was a big help! I thought posting here was just a way of gaining knowledge, but now I know it's just learning how to post, thanks for that...
 
SpaceExplorer said:
Thank u DaveC426913... It was a big help! I thought posting here was just a way of gaining knowledge, but now I know it's just learning how to post, thanks for that...
Correct. School in general and science in particular are all about the realization that, if one wishes to get a meaningful answer, one must learn to form a meaningful question.



Besides: I put 60% more effort into my response than you did into your question! :-p

Also besides: PF has rules about posts. (That's why there's now over 250,000, including you) One rule is that we must assess whether this is a homework question. We can't do that with what you told us, so we can't answer your question.


Have you considered Googling "normal law of errors proof"?
 
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