"David Heiser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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>> Thanks for your answer Dr Karl W., but I am lookinf for an
>> explanation about the importance of this Galton Board.
>> The real importance of this Galton Board in relation to Statistical
> history
>> and/or real life
>> Thanks again
>> Ivan
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> We're talking about 1893 when they didn't have electronics,
> Galton's board of nails, shown as an illustration in his book, was a
> device to show that random events (impacts on balls) tended to a
> normal distribution of final position. > 
> David Heiser
> 

Isn't the final result a normal approximation of the binomial distribution?

 
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