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Residual sum of squares in a normal sample

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For independent N(μ,σ2) observations, ∑i​(Xi​−Xˉ)2/σ2 has the χn−12​ distribution.
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If Qm​∼χm2​, then (Qm​−m)/2m​ converges in distribution to N(0,1).

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