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Statistical methods derive their validity from probability theory and law of large numbers.
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COMMON KNOWLEDGE
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Statistical methods derive their validity from probability theory and the law of large numbers; this is a foundational principle of statistics and does not require citation.

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The claim states a fundamental definition of the mathematical basis of statistical methods, making it a matter of common knowledge and standard definition in mathematics and probability theory.

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